We offer a quick, yet comprehensive assessment to identify and measure risky user actions and offer suggestions on how they can be plugged before they cause damage.

Australia and Europe in particular now have strict privacy regulations in place to reduce the damage done by breaches of sensitive data, and the penalties for non-compliance can be devastating to your company’s reputation, financials, and ultimately, survival.

e-Safe Compliance is a purpose-built compliance solution that covers all the criteria of major regulations to make sure that your company is completely safe.

GDPR - EU NDB - Australia NIST 800-171

Traditional DLP relies rigid blocking schemes, which hinder productivity. e-Safe’s People-Centric DLP implements a protection regime based on education, trust, and verification, while ensuring key information remains secure using multi-level encryption.

Malicious user actions are detected using machine learning user behaviour analytics, and detection time is greatly reduced by empowering the information owners themselves to be part of the monitoring process.

It has been shown time and time again that the biggest threat to the security of sensitive data is human error. It could be something as common as sending out an email to the wrong recipient, or misplacing a USB drive. Despite this, most organisations focus far more investment into preventing external attacks.

e-Safe ensures that breaches caused by insider activity and human error are immediately detected so that they can be investigated and reported, thereby mitigating the damage done.

Many organisations neglect to consider how commonplace scenarios can affect data security, but even something as simple as syncing information to a personal cloud drive or mobile phone so they can work remotely can lead to serious consequences. These channels (Shadow IT) are usually not covered by traditional security software, like SIEM, perimeter security, and IAM systems.

e-Safe covers all the gaps that you might not have considered, so that you’re safe from data breaches in day-to-day situations.