Evolving from the DLP, Data Loss Prevention Model
Evolving from the DLP, Data Loss Prevention Model
The ability to control the way information flows through networks is a critical part of security infrastructure.
There are multiple reasons why this degree of control is so valuable. It represents the most direct way to protect personally identifiable data, secure intellectual properties, and gain visibility into the overall effectiveness of the organization’s security approach.
Protecting this data of key importance in today’s environment because of the security landscape that most organizations have to navigate when creating value for users.
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