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Your Sensitive Consumer PII and PCI Data
With Anyone. Any way. Anywhere.
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Your sensitive consumer PII and PCI data is at risk across your enterprise
Via thousands of emails, Dropbox/Box shared links, managed and unmanaged mobile devices, Slack, or even a good old fashioned USB drive.
CUSTOMER RECORDS
- Consumer PII and PCI data
- Financial Applications
- Portfolio/Trading Information
MARKET DATA
- Commodities Reports
- Third-party Forecasts
- Competitor SWOT Analyses
R&D / PROPRIETARY
- Financial Analyses & Models
- M&A Targets/ Analyses
- Investment Plans/ Research
FINANCE
- Corporate Earnings Reports
- Financial Projections
- Budget & Asset Allocation
LEGAL
- Investment Agreements
- Regulatory Fillings & Rulings
- Audit Reports
HUMAN RESOURCES
- Confidential Employee Data
- Compensation Plans
- Medical/ Insurance information
DLP, CASB, and Classification defenses alone are not enough. End-to-end data security requires DRM.
Once your IP leaves these defenses it is not protected
Vera protects your sensitive data, everywhere it travels
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Automatically Secure your sensitive consumer PII and PCI data when it’s shared internally and externally
Leveraged by the largest Financial Services Companies to secure their sensitive consumer PII and PCI data
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While Data Loss Prevention (DLP) provides value in certain cases, (such as preventing the loss of data, internally), it does not solve the fundamental problem facing organizations — how to keep data secure in the real world where content moves and is always accessible.
A global financial services institution with nearly 50,000 employees, “the Company”, faced the challenge of allowing corporate staff to work remotely while ensuring that critical financial data is secure.
CASBs have proven to be highly valuable to enterprises on a variety of fronts. At their core, a CASB is able to extend security policy to an enterprise’s cloud applications in much the same way a traditional firewall would protect on-premise applications.