Cyber breaches may be increasingly unavoidable, but data loss isn’t

Leadership & Management04 Apr 2018

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Jan Van Vliet, VP and GM, EMEA, of Digital Guardian discusses the challenging cyber climate all organisations now operate in and explains how a data-centric approach to security can minimise data loss, even in the event of a breach.

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