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The WRONG Way to Stop USB Data Leakage

Posted by Kim Ann King on Mon, Apr 23, 2007
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It doesn’t take much to get publicity these days. Lose one spreadsheet containing customer data, and your company’s name is almost guaranteed to be plastered all over the front page news. Data leakage is a serious issue that is expected to result in tens of millions of people receiving "data loss" notification letters this year. And compliance regulations, including SarBox, HIPAA, and Payment Card Industry (PCI), are bearing down on companies to prevent the loss of this information.

But what if you could audit every file copied to and from a portable storage device such as a USB key? Better yet, what if you could prevent the copying of confidential information to unauthorized devices?

A recent webinar hosted by Bit9, entitled “The WRONG Way to Stop USB Data Leakage,” detailed key issues on how to protect sensitive and proprietary data through strong device and application control policies.

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