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In the present-day business landscape, the problem of data exfiltration has escalated significantly for organizations. DLP is Dead discusses how the unauthorized exfiltration and theft of valuable company data is becoming increasingly frequent as cybercriminals continue to enhance their attack techniques.
While previously a reliable approach, relying solely on a Data Loss Prevention (DLP) strategy may no longer suffice when it comes to safeguarding an enterprise against malicious activities. Has the effectiveness of DLP diminished?
In this EM360 podcast, our CEO and Founder Dr Darren Williams sat down with Richard Stiennon, Chief Research Analyst at IT-Harvest, to discuss the current state of cybersecurity, differences between anti data exfiltration and DLP and how companies are struggling to protect their data.
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