IBM i Security Solutions: Syncsort Acquires Townsend Security IBM i Products
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Developing secure websites in Drupal can be a challenge, especially when it comes to encrypting sensitive data and meeting compliance.
Townsend Security is helping the community by sponsoring a suite of modules that allow developers to meet compliance (PCI DSS, HIPAA, FISMA, etc.), manage risk of a data breach, as well as protect sensitive API keys.
This document is designed for Drupal administrators as a guide to encryption and key management requirements and recommendations put forth by the various data privacy compliance regulations.
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.
Download this white paper to learn what data needs to be encrypted, which compliance regulations require encryption, and how to encrypt data and manage encryption keys 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.
Protecting sensitive information prevents data loss, eliminates costs and maintains customer loyalty. It is an important component of any IT security strategy and should always be under scrutiny.
Join IBM i security experts Patrick Botz and Patrick Townsend to explore two easy ways to efficiently secure modern systems.
Whether your data is stored within your database files or transmitted to your trading partners, using the right tools can mean the difference between meeting compliance and security best practices or suffering a data breach.
