Data Security

Data Backup

Infrastructures and targeted cyber-attacks are becoming more and more complex. Obtaining data is a number one objective for criminals so having a complete back-up data strategy, wherever the data resides, is vital.

Human error, malicious usage, natural disasters and cyber-attacks can all threaten your business, protecting this data and having the tools to easily recover it safeguards should the worse happen.

DR (Disaster Recovery)

Disaster recovery is not just a technology, it will run alongside a set of policies and procedures that form a complete strategy should a network be compromised.

A robust DR strategy will allow a business to respond quickly and confidently in a crisis, recover data and restart applications with limited disruption and help reduce business interruption, remediation costs and avoid paying ransom fees.

DLP (Data Loss Prevention)

We know the importance of data. When we look to secure that data is can be a continuing challenge. External and internal threats to data are at an all-time high, but cloud apps and remote work have pushed data beyond the just that of being on-premise.

DLP is a set of tools and polices that enable businesses to discover, classify, monitor, and protect data through various protection features. ITB have knowledge in the deployment of DLP solutions ranging from simple device control (USB) up to complex web and cloud DLP solutions utilising custom classifications and document fingerprinting.

eDiscovery & Data Mapping & Classification

Data mapping is an important part of any organization’s data management and legal compliance efforts, and can help businesses to understand where data is stored and identify and collect relevant data for compliance against company policy or regulations.

Data mapping is particularly important for businesses subject to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), as it can help organizations with digital subject access requests. It can also be used to conduct access reviews and in preparation of data impact assessments. Classification  is the crucial next step in any data protection process as you need to be able to define the risk (or data type) of a particular data set so that protections can be implemented.

Data Encryption (File/Folder/Removable Media)

File/folder and USB encryption is the process of using cryptographic techniques to protect the confidentiality of data stored on files, folders, and USB devices by encoding the data in such a way that it can only be accessed by authorized individuals with the proper decryption key. Some of the solutions available allow single sign on and near seamless file encryption so that users can work with out the hassle of managing keys and forcing file encryption.

Data Access Management

Data access management tools are software solutions that control and monitor access to data within an organization, typically including user authentication, role-based access controls, and activity logging to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data.