Data Protection 2.0: It’s Not Just Names and Numbers Anymore
Provided by Tripwire
Category Regulatory Compliance
Type White Paper
Length
Publish Date October 25 2010
Date posted October 26 2010
Overview
With shifts in technology and the sheer amount of information being stored, data protection has undergone a rapid change. Data is still growing, and this forces new challenges on organizations trying to protect information. This paper explains the evolution of data protection and reveals five steps you should take in order to protect information in this new era.
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