Thales Bolsters Data Security Posture Management to Respond to New AI Risks
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Thales announced CipherTrust Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) to respond to the new risks expanding with AI.
The product supports sensitive-data exposure detection, risk discovery and analysis, prioritization, privilege-based remediation actions, and encryption, masking, and tokenization.
It supports cloud, on-premises, and hybrid sources as well as structured and unstructured data, and is designed to help security teams take insight-driven actions without leaving the platform.
Thales announced "CipherTrust Data Security Posture Management (DSPM)," a data security management product, to respond to the new risks expanding with AI. Thales described the product as the first dedicated DSPM designed to protect the most sensitive data.
Thales said the product provides capabilities to detect exposure of an organization's sensitive data, supports discovery and analysis of sensitive-data risks, and offers risk prioritization features that help prioritize what matters most.
Thales said the product supports applying access-privilege-based remediation actions, supports remediation beyond the scope of privilege and access control management, and helps protect data through those remediation actions. It also said sensitive data can be directly protected with built-in platform capabilities, including encryption, masking, and tokenization.
The solution operates visibility, control, and protection functions within the same platform, and is characterized by strengthened integrated policy enforcement and workflow-based issue resolution. It also supports automatic encryption, tokenization, and masking for exposed sensitive data, and the company said this allows security teams to take insight-driven actions without leaving the platform. As a result, it said risk reduction can be accelerated and data security strengthened.
The solution is designed to combine sensitive-data discovery and classification results with security posture, accessibility, activity, and behavioral context to determine the priority of critical risks. Through this, it creates a structure that prioritizes responses to sensitive data and connects them to direct protection measures.
Todd Moore, vice president of data security products at Thales, said organizations do not need additional security tools that simply expand what they have to investigate. He said what they need is to identify sensitive data in actual risk conditions and take direct actions to reduce that risk. He added that remediation in existing DSPM often focuses on restricting data access rights, but CipherTrust DSPM links protective measures such as encryption and tokenization to risk factors and aims to protect the data itself rather than rely on privileges.
Based on CipherTrust DSPM's sensitive-data discovery capabilities, the solution combines sensitive-data discovery with access, privilege, and activity context to identify improper exposure and manage data before AI deployments scale up.
It then detects abnormal access and activity with AI-based behavioral analysis and identifies attack chains through signal correlation. This helps security teams speed up threat investigations and responses, and also supports responses to threats such as insider risk.
It also supports cloud, on-premises, and hybrid sources and provides structured and unstructured data discovery to deliver risk visibility. In addition, integrated with Thales' data protection capabilities, it supports protection that goes beyond identifying risks, and provides encryption, tokenization, and masking to help protect sensitive data across diverse environments.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407883
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