Disaster Recovery Planning
Disaster Recovery Planning are strategies and processes in place to protect and recover data in the event of a system failure, cyberattack, or other emergencies.
Disaster Recovery Planning are strategies and processes in place to protect and recover data in the event of a system failure, cyberattack, or other emergencies.
Digital Rights Management (DRM) are Technologies used to control the use and distribution of digital content, ensuring only authorized users can access or modify the data.
Device Management and Control involves tools and methods used to manage and secure devices connected to a network, essential for organizational security.
Data Sovereignty Compliance entails the process of ensuring that data is stored and processed according to the laws of the country where it is collected, critical for international businesses.
Data Retention Policies are guidelines for how long data should be kept before being securely deleted, often to comply with legal requirements.
DLPs are strategies and techniques designed to prevent sensitive information from being leaked or accessed outside a secure environment.
Data Encryption in Transit and at Rest are technique(s) to protect data by encrypting it during transmission and when stored, preventing unauthorized access
