Security Enterprise

Enterprise Security is a set of strategies, policies, and technologies that protect an organization's assets, information, operations, and employees from cyber threats and unauthorized access. It also helps organizations comply with legal and regulatory requirements.

Enterprise security goals include:

Protecting data:

Enterprise security protects data as it moves across networks, including the internet and satellite offices.

Preventing breaches:

Enterprise security protects against cyber attacks, data breaches, and theft.

Meeting compliance requirements:

Enterprise security helps organizations comply with laws, regulations, and standards that govern security and privacy.

Maintaining confidentiality, integrity, and availability:

Enterprise security ensures the CIA triad for critical resources, as well as resiliency of physical and cyber environments.

Document capture software:

Saves documents and data securely, and redacts documents so they are inaccessible to unauthorized users.

Enterprise security manager:

Analyzes events like logins, logoffs, and file access to prioritize security risks and compliance violations.

Corporate event security:

Manages crowd control, access points, and on-site security for events like conferences, shareholder meetings, and product launches.