It seems like it happened overnight: enterprise networks, once closed and relatively easy to secure, must now provide access to a veritable horde of mobile devices—employee laptops, smartphones, tablets, and more. An estimated 75 percent of the workforce is now mobile, and securing data on all those endpoints has become a front-burner issue for many organizations.
Solutions in this market segment abound, but a Sunnyvale, California-based company, Druva, recently added a privacy framework to its flagship inSync data protection and governance product that should be of interest to corporate legal departments. The new framework is designed to prevent unauthorized data access and misuse of employee data by authorized users, and to safeguard data integrity for e-discovery, compliance, and forensics. It addresses the “often-neglected concerns about corporate and employee data misuse,” the company says.
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