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The whitepaper is on Secure Your Data with End-to-End Information Protection

As organizations increasingly adopt multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments, managing the entire data lifecycle has become a complex and critical task for IT and security teams. These teams must balance the need for security with the need for user productivity, ensuring that all data and assets remain safe, no matter where they are used.

To achieve this, organizations must adopt an end-to-end information protection approach. This approach provides comprehensive data security throughout the entire data lifecycle, from creation to deletion. Organizations can reduce complexity and avoid unexpected gaps that can lead to data leakage by utilizing a single solution that covers all stages of the data lifecycle.

In this e-book, we will explore the benefits of adopting an end-to-end approach to information protection. We will discuss how it can help organizations reduce risk and ensure compliance, while also improving user productivity. Additionally, we will provide insights on evaluating different solutions and selecting the one that best fits your organization’s needs.

One key benefit of an end-to-end approach is that it provides a unified view of all data and assets, regardless of location. This visibility allows IT and security teams to quickly identify and respond to potential threats or vulnerabilities, ensuring that data remains secure at all times.

Another benefit is that it can help organizations streamline their data protection efforts, reducing complexity and improving efficiency. Organizations can avoid managing multiple tools and platforms by utilizing a single solution that covers all stages of the data lifecycle, reducing the risk of errors and misconfigurations.

Adopting an end-to-end approach to information protection is essential for organizations looking to manage and protect their data in today’s complex multi-cloud and hybrid-cloud environments. By doing so, they can reduce risk, ensure compliance, and improve user productivity while avoiding unexpected gaps that can lead to data leakage.