Linux DLP, Data Residency + Zoom PCI Compliance

Hi everyone, 

Welcome to this week's edition of the Strac weekly newsletter where as always, we will be discussing the newest developments in Data Loss Prevention and I will be providing insights on how Strac can assist you in safeguarding your data.

In this week's edition, we will be discussing Data Loss Prevention Solutions for Linux Systems, How Data Residency Helps With Sensitive Data Handling and Zoom PCI Compliance.

Additionally, if you need help scanning sensitive data or eliminating data leaks from SaaS, Endpoint, Cloud, and Generative AI, and the ability to instantly detect & remediate (redact, block, alert) PII, PHI, PCI, Sensitive Data or comply with PCI, HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR, CCPA, etc., please feel free to book a call with me here.

Warmly,

Aatish

Strac’s Latest Views on Securing User Data

Data Loss Prevention Solutions for Linux Systems

In this article, we discuss the need for data loss prevention (DLP) solutions for Linux systems and highlight the vulnerabilities such as data transfer risks, limited security solutions, unprotected data discovery, and IP/data exfiltration threats. We also introduce Strac Linux DLP as a solution combining machine learning, proactive data protection, and policy enforcement. The key features of Strac Linux DLP include sensitive data scanning, proactive data remediation, USB data encryption/blockage, sensitive file detection, behavioral anomaly detection, etc. These features aim to provide robust defense against data breaches and unauthorized access in Linux environments. Book a call with me here to talk more about this.

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How Does Data Residency Help With Sensitive Data Handling? 

In this article, I discuss the importance of data residency, which refers to storing data within specific geographical borders to comply with legal requirements. I explore its significance for businesses and individuals, common scenarios impacting operations, shifts in data transfer rules, risks of non-compliance, and navigating complexity. I also discuss how Strac DLP simplifies compliance through features like data localization, secure transfers, automated policy enforcement, and comprehensive monitoring. Book a call with me here to talk more about this.

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Is Zoom PCI Compliant?

In this article, I discuss the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance of Zoom and how Zoom isn't designed to handle PCI data and shouldn't be used for storing, processing, or transmitting payment card information. As well as this, I explore the risk of PCI data leaks from Zoom, along with new PCI 4.0 requirements and I suggest measures to prevent data leaks, including encryption and access control. Lastly, I highlight Strac's solution for preventing data leaks from Zoom. Book a call with me here to talk more about this.

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