From classification and encryption to employee training and compliance, a strong document security framework is now a legal, operational, and strategic necessity for protecting sensitive data.
Once you're there, find the file you want to share, select it, then click the "Share" button along the ribbon that appears at ...
Document and security compliance is a practice that should be occurring within each and every organization. It encompasses the policies, procedures and solutions to protect documents from unauthorized ...
Accountants are facing increasing demands for precision, speed and data protection. This is because the handling of confidential financial records requires not only technical expertise but also robust ...
On December 18, 2015, President Obama signed the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) into law in an effort to increase cyber-related threat information sharing between public and private ...
Forty-eight percent of workers struggle to find files, 45 percent of SMBs still use paper, and e-signatures can boost close ...
As centralized clouds and traditional decentralized solutions face limitations, a new approach to file-sharing enhances data security, scalability and control. Decentralization is a core principle ...
Scale AI routinely uses public Google Docs for work with Google, Meta, and xAI. BI reviewed thousands of files — some marked confidential, others exposing contractor data. Scale AI says it's ...
BI alerted Scale AI two weeks ago that public Google Docs exposed confidential client data. Scale locked down the documents after a new BI report about its security practices. The sudden restrictions ...
Keeper Security today announced an update to its password management platform. Keeper’s upgraded One-Time Share feature enables bidirectional, single-use encrypted sharing between Keeper users and non ...
The United States border patrol failed multiple times to catch fraudulent ID documents carried by immigrants, and when they did, they sometimes still allowed them entry into the country. Those were ...