Data loss prevention
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is a process for protecting sensitive data at rest, in-transit, and on endpoints to reduce the likelihood of data theft or unauthorized exposure. On-premises backup techniques and processes that protect data in enterprise data centers don't extend to the public cloud well. Intentional or accidental deletion of sensitive data can create serious issues for organizations. Due to lack of visibility, customer data is always vulnerable to data loss. By encrypting data when you transfer it to a cloud or between cloud providers, you provide an extra layer of data protection security and reduce the risk of data loss.
These two tasks would be under major consideration for the Data Loss Prevention Strategy:
- Automated backups of public cloud data: Backups of public cloud sensitive data are extremely important and should be highly automated with proper encryption.
- Deletion control and validation: If data deletion validation fails, this can have disastrous...
