Protegrity’s Data Security Resources

Protegrity’s resource hub provides crucial details relevant to all industries as they accelerate their business with tailored data protection solutions. Explore our methods, recent events, white papers, webinars and more here.

Data tokenization is a secure and revolutionary way to safeguard data.

At its core, tokenization simply substitutes a randomly generated value or “token” for a cleartext value. A lookup table is then used to trace the cleartext value back to the corresponding token so an authorized user can use a digital token to read the data.

In the Explainer: 5 Things to Know About Data Tokenization, we cover:
• How in the event of a breach, tokenization camouflages sensitive data, rendering it useless to bad actors.
• Protegrity Vaultless Tokenization (PVT) and how it solves the time and capacity challenges found in traditional tokenization.
• The ways tokenization can deliver powerful business analytics by setting aside sensitive data and focusing on larger data sets for AI-supported initiatives and other applications.

Integrating security and development processes In the fast-paced world of software development, the clash between developers and security experts could greatly benefit from some much-needed balance.
Their primary focus is meeting tight deadlines and delivering a product packed with features, so it’s understandable that security measures can be perceived as time-consuming and disruptive.
These elements ultimately slow down the overall development process.
By automating security testing processes, developers can focus on their core responsibilities without compromising on security.
Similarly, security professionals can gain a better understanding of the development priorities and constraints faced by developers.
Ultimately, this will result in the delivery of products that meet customer needs and prioritize security.

To the Left, To the Left

4 min • Sep 20, 2023

By integrating security considerations and practices from the outset, organizations can proactively identify and address vulnerabilities, reducing the risk of security breaches and ensuring the development of robust, secure software.
The following represent the most significant of these benefits.
That’s why shifting left is such a critical approach to implementing security best practices.
By incorporating security considerations right from the beginning of the SLDC, organizations can not only improve the security of their software applications but also save valuable resources like time and money.
Additionally, this approach increases awareness of security issues and helps ensure compliance with industry regulations and standards.

Why Log4j Wasn’t the Developers’ Fault: Understanding the Challenges of Modern Developers

5 min • Sep 20, 2023

In today’s fast-paced digital world, software developers face many challenges as they work tirelessly to create and maintain applications that power our daily lives.
Limited Resources and Quality Assurance Given the nature of open-source projects, it’s common for developers to need more resources when it comes to quality assurance, testing, and code reviews.
This is not unique to developers in any way.
IT and security organizations struggle to keep pace with the enterprise’s need to adopt new technologies.
Application security: Ensuring that applications are designed, developed, and tested with security best practices in mind, including secure coding practices, regular security testing, and vulnerability management.
By fostering a more understanding and supportive environment, we can empower developers to continue creating innovative solutions while working together to build a safer digital world.

Ten Reasons Why Modernizing Cross Border Data Flows is Crucial

3 min read • Sep 11, 2023

Competing in Today’s markets requires businesses to take concrete steps in modernizing their business. Learn how companies can confidently transfer and share their data and utilize data safely.

1 - 9 of 140