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Cyberknight partners Clearswift to help organisations secure critical information

Security

CyberKnight has announced a new partnership with Clearswift, a HelpSystems company, to further help organisations secure critical information

Clearswift’s Adaptive Data Loss Prevention Platform (A-DLP) is designed to automatically apply optimal security treatment based on data content, context and required regulation policy.

This includes real-time redaction, encryption, blocking or deleting. Adaptive DLP offers a unique ability to remove only sensitive information and malicious content that passes on and off the network without the need for human intervention, delays and quarantines while eliminating false positives.

Avinash Advani, founder and CEO at CyberKnight Technologies, said, “Confidential data, whether corporate or customer-related, can be leaked from almost any computing device today, including physical and virtual servers, databases, end user equipment, flash storage devices, and mobile devices. Through the partnership with Clearswift we make critical information protection practical for regional customers that are faced with limited IT resources, and encounter more complex cyber threats and compliance regulations.”

Ciaran Rafferty, managing director at Clearswift, said, “Organisations are facing immense pressure to secure a broader attack surface. With our simple platform we help organisations reduce costs associated with managing false positives, distributed reviews and releases to direct supervisors, and the need to purchase multiple security tools (i.e., anti-malware, legal redaction and sanitisation, PCI compliance, etc.).”

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