Brainloop, a Leading Supplier of Software Solutions Assures Protection Against Document Leaks
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"Industry best practices are to apply encryption, (http://www.brainloop.com/products/security-features.html) watermarking, rights management and other protections to shared files in all formats, either on a secure platform hosted in a certified datacenter or as a deployed solution on the organization’s own server," said Weger.The paper examines how the distributed nature of working with confidential documents (http://www.brainloop.com/solutions/corporate-affairs-document-protection.html) in collaborative settings between employees, external auditors, strategic partners, or any other individuals outside the corporate network poses a serious security risk.More than 15,000 of these communication cables are classified Secret.By Monday the White House instructed federal departments to take immediate steps to try to "prevent any future WikiLeaks-like disclosures" and ordered agencies to review the way they handle secret, sensitive information."Industry best practices are to apply encryption, (http://www.brainloop.com/products/security-features.html) watermarking, rights management and other protections to shared files in all formats, either on a secure platform hosted in a certified datacenter or as a deployed solution on the organization’s own server," said Weger."Brainloop is used internationally by hundreds of renowned companies including BMW, Deutsche Telekom, Eurocopter, law firms and banks, to collaborate on documents with individuals inside and outside the enterprise, setting forth specific access controls and privileges with respect to editing, downloading, emailing and printing of confidential documents.Most recently the company sponsored the publication of a white paper titled "Managing Information Risk in the Extended Enterprise: Why Corporate Compliance and IT Security Must Join Forces," authored by Michael Rasmussen of Corporate Integrity LLC, a noted authority in understanding governance, risk and compliance (GRC) processes.The paper examines how the distributed nature of working with confidential documents (http://www.brainloop.com/solutions/corporate-affairs-document-protection.html) in collaborative settings between employees, external auditors, strategic partners, or any other individuals outside the corporate network poses a serious security risk.