In the new release of the Squadus corporate messenger from "MyOffice," integration with the InfoWatch Traffic Monitor DLP system from the Russian developer of information security solutions has been configured to protect confidential information from leaks and unauthorized access.
At one of the previous meetings, we analyzed the innovations in the Code of Administrative Offenses, which increased responsibility for violating the requirements for ensuring the security of personal data and introduced turnover fines for personal data leaks. Now, we are meeting to analyze technologies for protecting personal data that will prevent leaks and avoid fines.
Firewalls, including next-generation firewalls (NGFWs), have become one of the priority platforms for building infrastructure protection systems for industrial enterprises in Russia and worldwide. The real sector is also focused on the security of remote sites and endpoints, the implementation of access control tools, and vulnerability management.
At today's event, we will discuss protecting data from losses associated with unauthorized and non-authorized access to information. We will talk about DCAP capabilities for basic security. The increase in data volumes and defects in access rights at various stages of business processes, combined with a decrease in employee loyalty, are current realities that lead to data loss.
All cybersecurity managers face the need to justify budgets, which does not always go smoothly. That's when questions arise - how to overcome resistance and how to raise the priority of cybersecurity spending, especially in order to comply with Decree No. 250, Federal Law No. 187-FZ and the requirements of the FSTEC, FSB and industry regulators. Fortunately, there are specialized methods that can be learned and taken into the daily practice of a cybersecurity manager
We are launching a series of events dedicated to the methods and practices of information security departments in the InfoWatch Investigation Center interface. At the first meeting, we will delve deeply into investigation capabilities using two case studies with analysis of cybersecurity incidents.
Traditionally, DLP systems were built on the principle of protecting what you know. But if you take a moment to consider that you might not know something, you immediately discover a giant "gray area" of events not covered by security policies. This is similar to ancient sea maps, where half the world is missing, and the other half is inhabited by various creatures and monsters. Is it safe to sail on such a map?
This event introduced a new tool for cybersecurity incident investigations - an interactive timeline of employee actions, unparalleled in the market, and other new features for online monitoring and retrospective investigations that have appeared in the InfoWatch Activity Monitor monitoring system.
Today's event is led by Rustam Farrakhov, Director of Product Development Department, InfoWatch company. He began his speech by saying that he is ready to talk about predictive analytics, i.e. about the possibility of applying this approach when working with threats. The option when intentional and unintentional violations are detected and recorded after the fact, this approach can be considered obsolete. This is not what is expected from information security services. Timely identification of risks, their minimization and elimination are expected.