Infosecurity 2016: The Insider Threat is still the Most Dangerous

Kevin Carpenter, Regional Sales Director at Boldon James discusses the hot topic of automation and whether it truly has a place in the world of data classification, both now and in the future. Also explored is the best way to approach classification to ensure your organisation is managing and protecting data effectively, as well as streamlining business performance.

Boldon James’ VP Federal And Major Accounts, Bill Belcher defines NIST 800-53, 800-171 and CUI, and explains how your organisation can achieve compliance through the implementation of an effective data classification solution. Also explored is where organisation’s start to become compliant, the benefits of having a CUI labelling policy and Bill’s recommendations on the first steps you should take to tackle CUI compliance, achieve operational excellence and streamline business change.

Andrew Cowan, Director, Customer Success at Boldon James explores the ways in which data classification has changed in the last five years. Key topics discussed are how these changes have affected the way data classification is deployed and crucially, how the solution is presented to the end user; as well as what the future holds for data classification. Watch now to discover how you can increase security awareness among your user community, better protect business critical data and reduce risk.

David Langton, VP Marketing & Alliances at Boldon James, discusses how Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence fit into the world of data classification. Key topics explored are ML and AI’s track record in security, whether these technologies can be relied upon to deliver business value and crucially, where do users fit into the Machine Learning equation? Watch now to discover how we continue to deliver innovation by actively researching the latest technology; helping our customers maintain their world-class business status.

Boldon James' Pre-Sales Consultant EMEA, Raymond Balinda discusses supporting the customer’s ever-changing data classification needs. How classification can be utilised effectively within your organisation, as well as how Boldon James Classifier can adapt and be customised to suit your specific business needs - with real user case examples - are key topics of discussion. Also explored is the future of data classification needs; keeping you focused on driving business innovation and new growth.

Piers Chivers, Technical Architect at Boldon James explains the importance of implementing an effective reporting system for your organisation. Key benefits of reporting are explained, including the ability to generate and distribute reports that highlight data trends and unusual user behaviour, providing vital insight into user adoption of your organisation’s security policy. Also explored is how reporting can be used to show compliance with data handling regulations such as the GDPR. Watch now to discover how you can streamline your business performance, as well as improve governance and compliance.

Boldon James EMEA Pre-Sales Manager, Ross Manley, identifies the key steps involved to establish your organisation’s data classification policy. The state of your technical environment, the ways in which you can effectively support your user community, and the importance of establishing a change management process are just a few of the stages discussed; keeping you in control of your data and focused on driving operational excellence.

Keith Vallance, Head of Product at Boldon James discusses taking a business-centric approach to data classification, incorporating both data categorisation and security labelling. Watch now to see how you can promote business efficiency and help to close the security awareness gap among your user community; just some of the topics discussed by Keith in this interesting and educational instalment to ensure you are focused on operational excellence.

New York State Department of Financial Services (“DFS”) has introduced new regulations requiring minimum, non-prescriptive requirements for a security program, specifying policies, CISO role, penetration testing, risk assessment, audit trail, access privileges, application security, multifactor authentication, training, encryption, IRP, notifications, etc.

All firms licensed to do business with the State of New York must comply. Although state regulators have allowed a grace period, firms must show progress taking steps to conform to the new regulations.

Join InteliSecure's Chief Technology Officer, Jeremy Wittkop and Boldon James as they discuss what is contained in the regulation, who is in scope, how you can use people, processes, and technologies such as Boldon James to become more compliant, and some of the consequences associated with a failure to do so.

Today’s world of data protection and governance is awash with talk of machine learning and automation. But what about the role of the human in security, isn’t this being overlooked?

Join this interesting and insightful webinar with recognised speaker and author Bruce Hallas and data security expert Martin Sugden, CEO at Boldon James, who will explore how organisations need to empower the user and go beyond training and education to ensure human behaviours are positively influenced to deliver real security and business value.

Watch this webinar to learn:
• Learnings from research into the impact of human behaviour on user trust and security posture
• How to design a security approach that empowers humans
• The challenges associated with implementing security automation (e.g. AI/ML)
• Practical ways to engage the user to influence positive security behaviour

Recent innovations have made data security achievable for organizations of all sizes and industries. It’s now possible to quickly and effectively reduce the risk of data breaches and leaks.
Get up to speed with the 5 innovations every Security and IT professional should be aware of – to gain the confidence that their organization’s most sensitive information stays secure, these include:

1. Classification-driven protection
2. DLP-driven protection
3. Email auto-protection
4. Automated protection with enterprise applications
5. Orchestrated policy management, identity federation, and data tracking for compliance

Join this webinar to learn how integrated data classification and data protection from two industry leaders, Boldon James and Seclore, makes data security as straightforward as 1-2-3.

Sicherheit von Computernetzwerken, Business Apps, Mobil- und Endgeräten ist - trotz rasch und erheblich steigenden Investitionen – kaum zu erreichen und schwer unter Kontrolle zu bringen. Risiken unbefugter Datenzugriffe, Datenpannen und Insider-Attacken bleiben bestehen.

Um diese Risiken und Lücken ganzheitlich und nachhaltig zu eliminieren, ist eine zusätzliche Sicherheitsstufe für vertrauliche und geschäftskritische Informationen und Dokumente erforderlich. Die Lösung ist eine «DataCentric Security Plattform», die unter anderem Daten-Klassifizierung und Rights Management miteinander verbindet und integriert. Dabei behält der Urheber und Autor immer die Kontrolle und bestimmt mit welchen Berechtigungen Wer, Was, Wo und Wie lange ausführen kann. Der Ersteller eines Dokumentes kann jederzeit Berechtigungen anpassen, beziehungsweise ändern oder widerrufen, selbst nachdem ein Dokument oder eine Information bereits versendet oder bearbeitet wurde.

Das kongeniale Zusammenspiel von Seclore mit Boldon James gehört zur neusten Generation der Daten- und Informationssicherheit und revolutioniert Daten-Klassifizierung und Daten-Sicherheit in einmaliger Art und Weise. Schutz von bereits getätigten Investitionen, Automatisierung, intelligente Nutzung von vorhanden Informationen sowie Sicherheitsstrukturen und Benutzerfreundlichkeit sind nur einige der Vorteile.

Seclore und Boldon James sind die globalen Marktführer für Rights Management und Datenklassifizierung. Durch die Integration beider Lösungen erhalten Organisationen das bestmögliche Ergebnis. Dabei ergibt sich eine Vielzahl von weiteren Vorteilen, Synergien und Nutzen für Unternehmen und Anwender.

Nutzen Sie diese einmalige Gelegenheit und erleben Sie selbst in einer «Live-Session» mit Live-Demo, wie schnell Sie Ihre Daten-Sicherheitslücken mit Seclore und Boldon James gemeinsam schließen können!

Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Teilnahme!

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In a world where data breaches are inevitable, EVERY organization is working to improve their security posture. Security organizations are looking to take advantage of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), but are overlooking the actual intelligence that resides in their HUMAN resources.

According to Palo Alto, AI and machine learning is primarily about automation and simplifying monotonous tasks associated with cyber security policy definition and enforcement. The words predictive, self-configuring and autonomic should all come to mind when thinking about AI/ML frameworks.

From a Boldon James perspective, end-user driven data classification affects security where the data begins and captures ACTUAL intelligence, namely the content and context, held by the creator of the data. Instead of relying on AI or machine learning to guess at the classification of data, organizations can harness the power of their HUMAN resources and engage the end-user in the security policy, making them responsible for classifying the data they create.

This webinar will focus on the power of end-users to:
1) Correctly classify data
2) Improve security posture
3) Reduce false positives in a DLP deployment
4) Reduce the time to remediate the results of data discovery
5) Increase the efficiency of virtually every element of a company’s security apparatus

New design files need to be protected so that data doesn't fall into the wrong hands, or the right ones too soon. CAD Classifier brings the benefits of data classification to key design documents across a variety of CAD applications, including AutoCAD and Draftsight, applying visual and metadata labels to guard against inappropriate dissemination.

Boldon James Box Classifier extends document classification into Box Cloud-based storage and sharing, ensuring organizations of all sizes have a unified and seamless solution for classification-based data protection and control regardless of its location.

Find Out More: https://www.boldonjames.com/box-classifier

Martin Sugden, CEO at Boldon James, explains how a best-of-breed data classification policy can be used to achieve organisational evolution. The way in which data classification contributes to the success of a business by involving the user community and bringing security to the forefront of their thinking, is a key topic of discussion. Also explored, is how best to approach the implementation of a data classification policy to achieve maximum value, how Boldon James’ solution differs from other technologies and furthermore, how it can evolve and grow with your business.

David Langton, VP Marketing & Alliances, identifies the power of Boldon James’ technology partnerships and the key role they play in supporting the business. The security and data management technology landscape is changing, and organisations are responding to this by integrating data classification to extend complimentary solutions. David discusses what drives the technology integration roadmap at Boldon James, including the types of partners we work with and the solutions we consider most complimentary to Boldon James Classifier and beneficial to our customers.

Paul Johnson, Vice President EMEA at Boldon James, identifies the key stages to achieving operational success in your organisation. The crucial difference between information and data, and the experiences our own clients have faced are just some of the things discussed in this video interview; which provides a detailed insight into how your user community can utilise data classification to improve business efficiency, workflow and compliance.

Luke Shutler, EMEA Channel Director at Boldon James, discusses how in the three months since its enforcement, GDPR has effected the way in which organisations are treating, and dealing with, their data. Specifically, how the new legislation has changed the way users think about data as a whole and furthermore, how they handle different types of organisational data. Also explored is how the use of data classification has facilitated change in these data processes, aiding compliance and improving efficiency among user communities.