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Outbound Security
Secure Computing Protects Outbound Web, FTP, IM, and even encrypted HTTPS traffic
While security of every type is critical to an organization, the most damage can come from inappropriate use of sensitivev information by employees and other insiders. State, national and international regulations define appropriate use of many types of sensitive data; organizations all over the world are analyzing these regulations and the new requirements on their security infrastructure. Whether intentional or not, data leakage can result in significant fines, loss of reputation, loss of competitive advantages, and even criminal penalties.
The Webwasher® built-in data leakage filters include powerful lexical patter matching and fingerprinting technologies to provide a base level protection against loss of confidential data through all of Webwasher's protocols.
The Steps to Complete Compliance
Achieving security and compliance in your outbound messaging is a four-step process. From defining corporate and regulatory policies to detecting and enforcing them, to proving compliance to auditors, this process is the surest way to ensure that no inappropriate information ever leaves your messaging gateway.
The four steps to achieve compliance in a messaging infrastructure are:
- Policy Definition - knowning what should be done and by whom
- Violation Detection - determining the actual content in a message and whether or not it constitutes "sensitive information" that needs to be protected
- Automatic Enforcement - applying the appropriate security measures based on content and senders
- Reporting and Auditing - proving what happened
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