The InfoWatch group presented a breakthrough in the field of information security, combining data from the entire company line according to the “one window” principle. Representatives of the company talked about the new interface solution “Research Center”. This approach allows us to reduce the time from the first suspicion of a violation to the decision by three times, notes InfoWatch.
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The development meets import substitution requirements and is compatible with Russian operating systems. The “Research Center” combines DLP system events, information on file storage and access from InfoWatch Data Discovery, data on employee actions InfoWatch Activity Monitor, visual analysis InfoWatch Vision and probable risk alerts InfoWatch Prediction.
What tools does the Research Center include?
- A single console for working with data in one window;
- a unique filter and interactive interface to quickly switch between different data segments;
- ability to compare information from multiple modules
“Now a security manager will be able, with a few clicks, to generate a portion of data that interests him, personalize it and supplement it if necessary, without switching between several consoles, track the employee’s fingerprint, analyze it and, if necessary, act. proactively,” explained the relevance of the development, the head of the InfoWatch employee monitoring group of companies, Sergei Kuzmin.
The company added that the “Research Center” does not require the purchase of additional licenses; is available to InfoWatch customers as part of a routine update to any company solution the customer uses.
As a study by InfoWatch showed, by the end of 2023, the volume of leaked information from the Russian financial industry multiplied by 3.2 and amounted to. 170.3 million records.
Author:
Natalia Gormaleva
Source: RB
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