Data security software can help protect crucial information in companies against unauthorised access, breaches and cyberattacks. It is designed to protect against internal and external threats, these tools also facilitate compliance with regulations and reduce the chance of human error–the principal reason for many data breaches. These tools accomplish this by implementing processes that include encryption, masking, and sensitive data detection.
A tool for cyber defense such as ESET, for example provides multi-layered security to protect against malware threats while ensuring GDPR compliance by providing features such as endpoint monitoring. A data loss prevention tool like Code42 allows IT, security and compliance professionals to back up user data on-premises or in the cloud for easy recovery and regulatory compliance. It also guards against insider threats it automates threat detection and response as well as monitors file activity across devices, and manages access to sensitive data.
HashiCorp Vault is another leading security software that provides dynamic management of secrets to minimize the risks associated with static credentials. It also identifies and prioritizes vulnerabilities, allowing businesses to quickly evaluate and correct the vulnerabilities. A vulnerability assessment tool such as IBM Security Guardium Insights conducts an in-depth examination of your entire data environment, identifying and separating vulnerability exposures.
When weighing your options, think about the product’s integrations in terms of usability, training and other resources. Select a vendor that offers an affordable pricing plan that is within your budget. Some solutions charge a monthly fee while others charge a fixed fee dependent on the number of users or devices are secured.