Securing data even when endpoints or networks get breached

Today we know that breaches are inevitable and when they are finally detected, it’s usually too late: enterprise data is already stolen, corrupted, or destroyed. The overwhelming majority of these attacks happen through endpoints because (1) endpoints grant access to data and (2) attackers have plenty of ways to break into endpoints, like phishing, social engineering, malware, and dozens more. So how do you protect enterprise data when endpoints get breached? This talk will introduce the concept of a data firewall that allows organizations to monitor, control, and regulate access to sensitive information, and protect them against all forms of data theft, compromise and ransomware even under breach conditions. A data firewall isolates critical data from threats even after an endpoint or the network has been breached, long before the attack can be discovered and remediated. This technology has been validated through issued patents and powered one of the finalists of the U.S. Department of Defense’s DARPA’s Cyber Grand Challenge.