Build data security into your IT infrastructure to help reduce risk
The tremendous growth of social, mobile, virtualization and cloud technologies in the enterprise presents profound security and compliance challenges across your IT environment. IBM systems offer robust file and data encryption with real-time monitoring for greater visibility. Our advanced identity management solutions enable you to manage user access control and authorization and improve accountability.
These industry-leading features help you:
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Reduce server and storage overhead
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Meet regulatory and industry compliance
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Keep critical business data secure
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Respond to problems in real time
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Reputational risk and IT security: Not your usual snoozefest
Posted By Karin Broecker
The economic value of a company’s reputation declines an average of 21 percent as a result of an IT breach of customer data, according to a study by the Ponemon Institute. That’s no small potatoes when it comes to lost business—an average of US $332 million. That number, in my mind, is staggering. It is the conversation starter, the reason to develop a proactive strategy around IT security and risk management.