Adopting a Data-Defined Approach |
Classic database protection gives a False Sense of Security |
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| Comprehensive data protection entails examining the use and lifecycle of data. Today’s cybersecurity solutions offer a myriad of perimeter-based technologies that strive to block cybercriminals’ access to the systems holding the valuable data. In other words, as long as data remains in the same security domain and access credentials are not stolen, a business’ data assets remain secure. Proof seen in the daily news on data breaches is evidence a more complete data security approach is needed. Bonafeyed’s “Data-Defined Security” is based on a philosophy of protecting data from creation, while in use, in transit, at rest, and when shared. Read how adopting this technology ensures data protection beyond a business classic security boundary.
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The business of data security is traditionally built on a combination of data-in-transit and data-at-rest protection technologies. For databases, this means using SSL or TLS transport protocols to protect data inflight or Transparent Data Encryption, TDE, for data placed in non-volatile storage. The only problem is that data remains in the clear or plain text when unauthorized queries are made to a DBMS. In other words, neither of these approaches stops data breaches and gives data owners a false sense of security. Bonafeyed approach protects data! Not systems that uses it ensuring its security and access control no matter where it resides.
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