Acronis Releases Unique and Turn-Key Data Loss Prevention Solution
Implementing DLP as a solution to prevent unauthorized handling of sensitive information requires the organization to do a lot of work to "define sensitive information", "formulate detection rules", "examine control details", and "improve monitoring", ("Practice of Zero Trust Transition", June
Acronis, global leader in cyber protection, today released a new Advanced Data Loss Prevention (DLP) pack for Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud, a game-changing solution that shields managed service providers (MSPs) and businesses of all sizes, from data leakage. Drawing from decades-long experience enabling MSPs in data protection, this expansion resolves the main obstacles hindering broader adoption of DLP solutions: grueling months of roll-out and cumbersome, ongoing administration by highly skilled teams.
For years, organizations have struggled to protect sensitive data from unauthorized access via external attacks or insider risks such as IT misconfigurations and human error – with only a handful of large enterprises having the resources needed to manage the overall complexity and high deployment demands that come with DLP adoption.
Implementing DLP as a solution to prevent unauthorized handling of sensitive information requires the organization to do a lot of work to “define sensitive information”, “formulate detection rules”, “examine control details”, and “improve monitoring”, (“Practice of Zero Trust Transition”, June 2022, Core Human Resources Development Program, Center for Industrial Cyber Security, Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan, 5th student, Zero Trust Project www.ipa.go.jp/icscoe/program/core_human_resource/final_project/zero-trust-mgn.html So, in smaller organizations, these challenges are usually insurmountable, even for many working with providers.
Lawrence Troemel, President of NobleTec, notes that “Across the clients we work with daily, fear of their financial records or customer data appearing on Google search keeps them up at night. It keeps us up, too,” he said. “We want to help them close the gap, but it’s really tough to cost-effectively succeed within short time frames – especially when a new customer comes to us after a major breach.”
