Secure Data Life Cycle - Securing Your Most Important Asset from "Cradle to Grave"

Secure Data Life Cycle - Securing Your Most Important Asset from

Understanding your company's data life cycle is a critical aspect of your cyber risk management program. A recent article in Forbes Magazine quotes figures from Domo, a business intelligence company, who reports that 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are created every day, and that 90% of all data currently on the Internet was created in the past 2 years.

Cybersecurity professional, Garry Kolb, provides an overview of the Secure Data Life Cycle in the following white paper. He covers a spectrum of topics in order to provide business leaders with the information they need to make better risk management decisions.

A few topics include:

  • The 4 Phases of the Secure Data Life Cycle
  • Roles & Responsibilities
  • Data Types & Classifications
  • Considerations ranging from RBAC & IAM to data retention policies and data destruction

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