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Why Data Loss Prevention?: Top Security Initiative for Fortune 1000
Overview The Information Security Study, Wave 10(Fall 2008) is part of an ongoing series designed to elicit feedback from Enterprise IT professionals on key issues, budget priorities, and preferred vendors across a range of information security solutions. The results are analyzed to develop a detailed snapshot of the IS industry and an understanding of where IT decision makers are driving the market. In Wave 10 it was noted that compliance was becoming less of a discrete project and more a full part of the IT security culture. Such compliance initiatives have spawned projects to protect enterprise critical data through the adoption of Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions and the further adoption of encryption across the F1000 enterprise landscape.
| Publisher | TheInfoPro | File Format | |
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| Date Published | March 2009 | ||
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