Managed Service Providers (MSPs): Encryption & Key Management for Your Customers
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For this special podcast, Chris Teitzel, CEO of Cellar Door Media and Rick Hawkins, owner of Alchemy Web Solutions, join Patrick Townsend, CEO of Townsend Security, to talk about encrypting sensitive data in Drupal.
Patrick Townsend discusses data security and the technologies available to protect your IBM i – from tokenization to various types of encryption. You’ll discover the uses for each, and which best fit your data protection strategy. Includes tips on choosing the right technology.
Sensitive data can now be automatically encrypted using Townsend Security's NIST-compliant encryption libraries and developers can use cross-platform PHP to easily communicate with modern systems.
For this special podcast, Patrick Botz of Botz and Associates joins Patrick Townsend to present their top three IBM i security tips to help keep your IBM i secure and data safe.
Encryption, key management and tokenization are often talked about as best practices for data privacy. Each technology is a critical component in your data protection strategy.
Learn about: Why the IBM i isn't as secure as you think, the different methods for two factor authentication, and how by using SMS or voice validation businesses can easily enhance their security in a cost-effective way.
PGP Command Line encryption enables IBM z Systems administrators to automate the encrypted transfer and backup of large volumes of business data to help ensure compliance with corporate mandates and information security regulations.
PGP encryption has become the de facto standard for securing data in motion on the IBM i.
Learn what secure managed file transfer is, how it can help you meet compliance regulations, and what to look for in a secure managed file transfer solution.
File Integrity Monitoring (FIM) tools allow administrators to selectively monitor data access and change activity at the column or field level - without changing applications or user accounts.
