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Strengthening Enterprise Security Through Notebook Encryption
Overview In assessing the risk to the business, Intel IT determined that a single major notebook related data breach could cost USD 5 million or more in direct costs alone, its solution was to encrypt all corporate notebooks, so even if a system is stolen, data cannot be accessed by malicious individuals. The total cost of implementing the encryption solution is significantly less than the potential cost of a single breach. This white paper describes, in detail, Intel's business reasons for adopting notebook encryption, as well as the plan Intel IT developed to help ensure a smooth, secure, and cost-effective implementation.
| Publisher | Intel | File Format | |
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| Date Published | December 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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