McAfee 数据安全解决方案.ppt

* What is “data loss?” Data loss is the accidental or malicious loss of confidential data. It is not just about sophisticated hackers with malicious attacks. It is an everyday issue based on everyday business activities by regular employees. Data loss usually results from unintended and inadvertent misuse. What are some examples of data loss? Let me share with you a few examples… Emailing of a confidential document to a competitor (or other unauthorized recipient) Printing of financial documents (and leaving in the printer tray) Copying customer record files to a USB drive (easily taken offsite) Sending an internal document via web-based email (Hotmail, Yahoo! Mail, gmail, etc.) Emailing confidential data via guest laptop on corporate net (including non-Windows systems) Sending email via Blackberry (any device sending information through the corporate network) These simple everyday tasks have escalated data loss into the limelight with tremendous impact and damage to organizations and consumers alike. * Data loss is not a new issue, but data loss prevention is a requirement in more and more organizations. So what factors are driving organizations to adopt data loss prevention? Well, today data loss is very public. Whether you catch it on the front page of the Wall Street Journal, your favorite security newsletters and websites, or industry and security magazines, there’s always news about a breach. Organizations, companies, universities, government agencies—no organization is immune. Besides being public, data loss is very costly. Let’s look at a few data loss examples and the main DLP adoption drivers. Breach of corporate governance and compliance BASEL II (EUR) ACSI33 (AUS) PIPEDA (CAN) JSOX (JPN) and also Personal Information Protection Law Wells Fargo (US) US$19M just in mailing costs for SB1386 (for notification) Loss of customer records and confidential data (Credit card records, Social Security #s, Financials) TJX (US) remediation costs of over