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Enterprise Privacy Architectures

Enterprise Privacy Architectures. Leveraging Encryption to Keep Data Private. Karim Toubba VP of Product Management Ingrian Networks. Security vs. Data Privacy. Security—A Journey not a Destination:

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Enterprise Privacy Architectures

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  1. Enterprise Privacy Architectures Leveraging Encryption to Keep Data Private Karim Toubba VP of Product Management Ingrian Networks

  2. Security vs. Data Privacy • Security—A Journey not a Destination: • According to Gartner, 75% of external-based attacks are tunneling through applications—and so go undetected by firewalls. • According to Symantec, in 2003, 70 percent of all security vulnerabilities were simple for attackers to manage, and the number’s growing. • Most estimates cite that now approximately 50% of security breaches are perpetrated by internal staff—a number consistently rising each year. • Plus, physical storage systems and data in the databases and applications themselves can be stolen. • Need to have a solution in place for securing critical data inside the enterprise. • That solution needs to work with existing enterprise privacy architectures.

  3. Encryption—A Vital Component of Enterprise Privacy Architectures • One of the best ways to achieve data privacy in an enterprise is by selectively encrypting the sensitive data that needs to stay private. • To be effective, an encryption architecture needs to be… • Centralized. Keys, auditing, and logging can’t be managed disparately. • Secure. Cryptographic processing needs to be on dedicated, tamper resistant device. • Redundant. Need to ensure availability and scalability—if security processing fails, business is at risk. • Open. Leverage standards to integrate with existing privacy architectures. Web Servers Application Servers Storage Systems NAS/SAN Databases

  4. Data Privacy from Ingrian • Ingrian delivers data privacy solutions with capabilities for… • Encrypting critical data in Web, application, and database servers. • Ensuring all access to data is securely managed, logged, and controlled. • Administering keys and policies in a secure, centralized fashion. • Ensuring security processing is highly scalable, reliable, and redundant. • Using standard interfaces and protocols to do integration. Web Servers Application Servers Storage Systems NAS/SAN Databases Ingrian DataSecure Platform

  5. Ingrian DataSecure Platforms Web Server Commercial Applications Application Server Database Authentication & Authorization Backup and Recovery Platform Security Secure Key Management Logging, Auditing, Mgmt Specialized Cryptographic Engine Web Server Commercial Applications Application Server Database

  6. Summary • Ingrian’s Data Privacy Solutions Enable Enterprises to: • Protect Business-Critical Customer and Corporate Data • Ensure Compliance with Legislation and Industry Guidelines • Augment Security Technologies—They’re No Longer Enough

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