[DBSS Series - #3] Protecting the Crown Jewels: Why Good Enough is Not Enough in Data Security

Ensuring robust database security and data security practices has become imperative in today's ever-evolving landscape. Data serves as the lifeblood of every organization, driving decision-making, operational efficiency, customer service, and overall profitability.
However, simply meeting regulatory requirements may not be enough to safeguard your organization's valuable data. In this webinar, we will explore why exceeding regulatory requirements is essential for comprehensive data security.
In our first webinar within the Database Security Series, we covered where to find your sensitive data in a hybrid environment. In our second session, we discussed how to best protect your data. Now, we’re digging deeper into the question of why it’s arguably more important now than ever to effectively secure your data.
We’ll be examining the importance of going beyond the minimum standards set by regulations to establish stronger safeguards and protection measures to create a more proactive, vigorous data security strategy. After all, settling for "good enough" is not sufficient when it comes to your organization’s data security.
Trustwave database security experts, Manager of Systems Engineering, Raul Gutierrez, and Account Manager, Parker Caby, will explore the vulnerabilities and risks associated with complacency that could potentially lead to data breaches. Through real-life examples, we will illustrate the detrimental impact of inadequate data security and highlight the benefits of investing in robust protection measures.
Join our webinar to gain insights into the significance of exceeding regulatory requirements, the pitfalls of complacency, and the benefits of stricter data security strategies. Learn how to safeguard your organization's crown jewels and protect your valuable data effectively.
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