Vericept Data Loss Prevention

• Vericept Enables Companies to:
• Protect Intellectual Property
• Demonstrate and Streamline Compliance      
• Defend Customer Data

The Vericept Data Loss Prevention Solution provides comprehensive protection of sensitive digital information against inadvertent and malicious loss.
As the use of digital information and applications continue to proliferate in the enterprise, addressing the vulnerability of sensitive data has become a critical requirement.
The business case for data loss prevention is now abundantly clear to everyone. A steady stream of high profile breaches affecting both customer records, confidential information, and valuable intellectual property has driven strong demand for DLP solutions.
The need for maintaining and demonstrating compliance has also placed a heavy burden on the enterprise. DLP solutions bring value by reducing the overall scope of controls required, and by automating controls that were previously manual. Together, this reduces the cost and resource burden of an effective compliance program.
An effective data loss prevention solution follows a structured process:

• Define: Describe the definition of what is considered most sensitive
• Identify: Find sensitive data, in motion, at rest, and in use
• Enforce: Ensure appropriate treatment of sensitive data, prevent leaky business processes, and guide user behavior

The Vericept Data Loss Prevention Solution provides organizations comprehensive protection of their digital assets.

• Compliance regulations including HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, the PCI Data Security Standard, PIPEDA, California Senate Bill 1386 and other state data privacy laws, SEC regulations, U.S. federal employment standards, UK Data Protection Act, Safe Harbor Act and the EU Data Protection Directive. (read more about Compliance protection)
• Intellectual Property including business plans, discussions on potential mergers and acquisitions, marketing plans, financial statements, source code and product development plans. (read more about Intellectual Property protection)
• Customer Data including cardholder information, customer names, addresses, Social Security numbers, credit card numbers, account numbers, pass codes and drivers licenses. (read more about Customer Data protection)