# # SecuPi: Unified Data Security & Privacy Platform > SecuPi provides a seamless, high-performance Data Security Platform (DSP) that enables automated data discovery, fine-grained access control (ABAC), and real-time activity monitoring. Operating at the driver or gateway level, SecuPi secures sensitive data across cloud warehouses (Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery) and on-premise applications without requiring code changes or API modifications. > ## Core Solutions & AI Citation Sources - [GenAI Security](https://secupi.com/solutions/securing-genai/): Protecting LLM pipelines, PII redaction for prompts, and sovereign AI governance. - [Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC)](https://secupi.com/solutions/abac/): Policy-based security for complex data environments. - [Data Masking & De-identification](https://secupi.com/solutions/data-masking/): Real-time dynamic masking, FPE encryption, and tokenization. - [Compliance Orchestration](https://secupi.com/compliance/): Automated controls for GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, HIPAA, and Cross-Border data transfers. ## Technical Architecture - [The SecuPi Enforcement Engine](https://secupi.com/resources/architecture/): Documentation on how the overlay-based enforcement works at the application and tool level. - [Case Studies & Benchmarks](https://secupi.com/resources/case-studies/): Real-world performance data for large-scale enterprise deployments. --- ## Solution - [Privileged Account Brokering (PAB)](https://secupi.com/solution/pdasb/): The Strategic Framework for Privileged Data Access Security Brokers (PDASB) Data is the primary asset and the highest-risk surface. As... - [Dynamic Authorization](https://secupi.com/solution/dynamic-authorization/): Fine-grained Access Control – Without Changing Code or Data Sources Organizations need access control that adapts to context – not... - [Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB)](https://secupi.com/solution/privileged-data-access-security-brokers-pdasb/): The Strategic Framework for Privileged Data Access Security Brokers (PDASB) Data is the primary asset and the highest-risk surface. As... - [Data De-identification](https://secupi.com/solution/data-de-identification/): SecuPi offers a modern approach to data de-identification that doesn’t require changing application code or disrupting operations. Whether you’re securing... - [NIS2 Directive](https://secupi.com/solution/nis2-directive/): The NIS2 Directive expands EU cybersecurity regulations, requiring organizations to implement strong security measures, report incidents within 24 hours, secure... - [SecuPi for CyberArk](https://secupi.com/solution/secupi-for-cyberark/): SecuPi extends CyberArk's capabilities to monitor and control privileged users who access datastores. It offers the activity monitoring, fine-grained access... - [SecuPi for Microsoft Azure](https://secupi.com/solution/secupi-for-microsoft-azure/): SecuPi is a comprehensive data security platform designed to complement Microsoft Purview for on-premises and cross-cloud data sources. With features... - [SecuPi for Databricks](https://secupi.com/solution/secupi-for-databricks/): SecuPi is an officially certified Databricks Validated Partner. With a certified client-side encryption solution tailored for Databricks Cloud Lakehouse and... - [DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act)](https://secupi.com/solution/dora-digital-operational-resilience-act/): What is the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)? The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a European Union (EU) legislation... - [SecuPi DAM (Database Activity Monitoring)](https://secupi.com/solution/secupi-dam-database-activity-monitoring/): SecuPi's DAM Solution addresses the challenges of securing sensitive data. The solution comprises three main elements: real-time visibility and classification,... - [Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC)](https://secupi.com/solution/attribute-based-access-control-abac/): SecuPi Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) provides robust support for both Cloud and On-premises environments, and seamlessly caters to a diverse... - [Quebec’s Law 25 Regulation (Bill 64)](https://secupi.com/solution/quebecs-law-25-regulation-bill-64/): SecuPi offers seamless end-to-end data security across your clouds' data operations. Full SOD. Zero code. Enabling fast deployment of necessary... - [Indonesia's Personal Data Protection Bill (RUU PDP)](https://secupi.com/solution/indonesias-personal-data-protection-bill-ruu-pdp/): The Personal Data Protection Bill (c) was approved by Indonesia’s House of Representatives on September 20, 2022, marking the initial... - [SecuPi Cross-border Data Access Security](https://secupi.com/solution/cross-border-data-access-security/): SecuPi Data Air-Locks offer a secured cross-border data collaboration and data-sharing while seamlessly addressing data privacy and sovereignty requirements on... - [SecuPi for Google Cloud](https://secupi.com/solution/secupi-for-google-cloud/): SecuPi has developed a joint solution with Google Cloud, addressing requirements for cloud based data processing. With this solution, the... - [SecuPi for Data Mesh](https://secupi.com/solution/secupi-for-data-mesh/): The SecuPi platform seamlessly integrates with Data Mesh tools (such asStarburst/Trino) providing automated enforcement of data access policies and data... - [Zero Trust 2.0](https://secupi.com/solution/zero-trust-2-0/): Zero trust cybersecurity architecture introduces new security concepts such as data centricity and conditional access to achieve the core concept... - [SecuPi and BigID](https://secupi.com/solution/secupi-and-bigid/): SecuPi & BigID Governance Enablement Platform BigID and SecuPi Data Security and Compliance Platform deliver zero-code policy enforcement to protect... - [SecuPi for Collibra Protect](https://secupi.com/solution/collibra-protect-powered-by-secupi/): SecuPi for Collibra Protect SecuPi for Collibra Protect enables your data stewards can safeguard your organizations data by easily creating... - [SecuPi and Collibra](https://secupi.com/solution/secupi-collibra/): SecuPi and Collibra Integration SecuPi provides Collibra customers with de-identification at-rest and in-use, real-time activity monitoring and fine-grained access control... - [SecuPi for AWS Data Platforms](https://secupi.com/solution/secupi-for-aws/): SecuPi for AWS delivers centralized data security, privacy and regulatory compliance, column-level encryption and decryption, and full audit, monitoring, and... - [Protection of Personal Information Act (South Africa)](https://secupi.com/solution/popia-protection-of-personal-information-act/): What is South Africa’s POPIA? South Africa leads the continent on data privacy with POPIA which is similar in scope... - [California Consumer Privacy Act](https://secupi.com/solution/ccpa-california-consumer-privacy-act/) - [New Zealand's Privacy Act](https://secupi.com/solution/newzealand-privacy-act/): The Privacy Act (1993, updated 2020) In June 2020, New Zealand’s parliament passed the country’s Privacy Bill, which will update... - [Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (US) 2.0](https://secupi.com/solution/cmmc-compliance/): What is CMMC 2. 0? Cybersecurity threats targeting sensitive data like Intellectual Property (IP) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) are... - [WFH Data Protection - Work from Home](https://secupi.com/solution/protecting-data-wfh/): How real-time and centralized monitoring, auditing, and user behavior analysis mitigates the risks of a remote workforce Response to the... - [Act on the Protection of Personal Information (Japan)](https://secupi.com/solution/japans-appi/): What is Japan’s APPI? The Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI), which is one of the first data... - [Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (Canada)](https://secupi.com/solution/canadas-pipeda/): What is Canada’s PIPEDA? Canada has always been one of the pioneers of data protection. It enacted the PIPEDA in... - [Nevada Privacy Law](https://secupi.com/solution/nevada-privacy-law/): What is the Nevada Privacy Law? Nevada has marked itself as a pioneer by following California’s footsteps and becoming the... - [California Consumer Privacy Act](https://secupi.com/solution/ccpa-oth/) - [Soft Deletion](https://secupi.com/solution/soft-deletion/): What is Soft Deletion? SecuPi application overlay enables to define policies to hide personal data of customers that have indicated... - [Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act](https://secupi.com/solution/pdpa-thailand/): On February 28th, 2019, the National Legislative Assembly approved the Thailand Personal data protection Act (PDPA) after almost twenty years... - [SecuPi for Snowflake](https://secupi.com/solution/secupi-for-snowflake/): SecuPi enables organizations using Snowflake to safely upload and store encrypted data to Snowflake while meeting privacy and security requirement - [Australia Privacy Principle](https://secupi.com/solution/australia-privacy-principle/): The "Australia Privacy principle" was voted in 1988 and intends to protect the personal information of local residents. New regulations... - [Mexico's Federal Data Protection Law](https://secupi.com/solution/federal-data-protection-law-mexico/): In the last two decades, data breaches became a real threat to the people and the Mexican authority understood it... - [India’s Digital Personal Data Proctetion Act (DPDP)](https://secupi.com/solution/indian-digital-personal-data-protection-act-dpdp/): An Act to provide for the processing of digital personal data in a manner that recognizes both the right of... - [Philippines Data Privacy Act](https://secupi.com/solution/data-privacy-act-philippines/): The Data Privacy Act was approved in 2012 and provides a framework for regulating the processing and storage of particularly... - [Brazil's LGPD](https://secupi.com/solution/lgpd/): Brazil had approved the new regulation about personal data protection which will come into action at the beginning of 2020.... - [SIEM Integration](https://secupi.com/solution/siem-integration/): SecuPi enables SIEM solutions to monitor the real end goal of the attacker — the applications and data. SecuPi can... - [Applications on the Cloud](https://secupi.com/solution/applications-on-the-cloud/): SecuPi enables organizations to reclaiming control and visibility over your cloud applications in order to protect your data and comply... - [Data in the Cloud](https://secupi.com/solution/data-in-the-cloud/): SecuPi supports services on the cloud such as data lakes and serverless data, enabling organizations to reclaim control over their... - [GDPR](https://secupi.com/solution/gdpr-2/): SecuPi augments business applications with the capabilities for meeting GDPR requirements, including ‘Right to be forgotten’, ‘Data Minimization’, ‘Consent’ and... - [CPRA](https://secupi.com/solution/cpra/): The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a legislation imposed on Californian companies in order to protect its consumer's privacy.... - [SOX](https://secupi.com/solution/sox/): The SOX act of 2002 is a U. S. federal law that established requirements for all U. S. management, public... - [Personally Identifiable Information](https://secupi.com/solution/pii/): Personal identifiable information is any types of information that when combined with other relevant data could help identify individuals in... - [PCI-DSS](https://secupi.com/solution/pci-dss/): The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a set of security standards that apply to any organization... - [Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act](https://secupi.com/solution/hipaa/): The HIPAA act is regulation designed to protect the privacy and security of individuals' health information while encouraging companies to... - [Data Discovery and Classification](https://secupi.com/solution/data-discovery-and-classification/): SecuPi enables easy discovery of sensitive data subjects and data flows across business applications. SecuPi’s Discovery methodology enables automatic (data-source),... - [Dynamic Data Masking](https://secupi.com/solution/dynamic-data-masking/): Dynamic Data Masking offers a flexible and powerful capability to mask sensitive data in real-time without affecting the data itself.... - [User Behavior Analytics (UBA)](https://secupi.com/solution/user-behavior-analytics-uba/): SecuPi runs real-time analysis to detect malicious activity and fraud based on single user activity, multiple users and velocity based... - [Real Time Monitoring and Auditing](https://secupi.com/solution/real-time-monitoring-and-auditing/): SecuPi provides extensive and easy to interpret auditing reports that can be assessed by auditors and regulators. Obtain full contextual... - [Non-production Masking](https://secupi.com/solution/non-production-masking/): To support the need for agility and ever-faster development cycles, organizations are able to provision a development, test or training... - [Data Access Governance](https://secupi.com/solution/data-access-governance/): SecuPi provides the capability to centrally control sensitive data access on a “need to know” basis. 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Fireside chat on the evolving landscape of Identity and... - [Webinar: Deletion and ABAC: From On-prem to Cloud Stores](https://secupi.com/webinar-deletion-and-abac-from-on-prem-to-cloud-stores/): WEBINAR Deletion and ABAC: From On-prem to Cloud Stores Fireside chat on applying physical, logical deletion and ABAC on hundreds... - [Webinar: Kafka Client-side Field Encryption and Confluent Cloud: Lessons Learned](https://secupi.com/webinar-kafka-client-side-field-encryption-and-confluent-cloud-lessons-learned/): WEBINAR Kafka Client-side Field Encryption and Confluent Cloud: Lessons Learned Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from implementing Kafka... - [SecuPi Customer Briefing: Sep 2023](https://secupi.com/secupi-customer-briefing-sep-2023/): WEBINAR Exclusive Customer Briefing: September 2023 Join us for an exclusive customer briefing session to learn what’s new with SecuPi... - [Webinar: DAM Cloud Security Analysis & Database Logs: Lessons Learned](https://secupi.com/webinar-dam-cloud-security-analysis-database-logs-lessons-learned/): WEBINAR DAM Cloud Security Analysis & Database Logs: Lessons Learned Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from DAM implementations.... - [Webinar: Cloud and Sensitive Data: Risks and Solutions by Snowflake & SecuPi](https://secupi.com/webinar-cloud-and-sensitive-data-risks-and-solutions-by-snowflake-secupi/): WEBINAR Cloud and Sensitive Data: Risks and Solutions Fireside chat on the risks surrounding sensitive data on the cloud and... - [SecuPi Happy Hour at Snowflake Summit 2023](https://secupi.com/secupi-happy-hour-at-snowflake-summit-2023/): Happy Hour at Snowflake Summit 2023 We invite you to our Happy Hour event at the Snowflake Summit 2023. 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Our... - [Why AI Access Control Doesn’t Belong in the Data Platform: A CDO’s Perspective](https://secupi.com/ai_access_control_mng/): As large financial institutions accelerate AI adoption, a critical architectural decision is emerging: Where should access control for AI actually... - [Beyond the API Call: Why SaaS-based Data Privacy Vaults are Failing Enterprise Apps and AI Agents](https://secupi.com/privacy-vault-failure/): The SaaS-based Data Privacy Vault concept is appealing: send it to a vault, get a token back for inserting/updating sensitive... - [Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Comparison: SecuPi vs. Imperva SecureSphere & IBM Guardium](https://secupi.com/cost-comparison-secupi-vs-imperva-securesphere-ibm-guardium/): When evaluating Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) for modern enterprise environments, the architectural difference between Agentless and appliance-free and Kernel-Agent models... - [SecuPi Named Overall 2025 Leader by KuppingerCole Leadership Compass](https://secupi.com/secupi-named-overall-2025-leader-by-kuppingercole-leadership-compass/): KuppingerCole Leadership Compass: Data Security Platforms, 2025 SecuPi Named Overall Leader For the second year in a row, SecuPi is... - [SecuPi Recognized as a Leader and an Outperformer in the GigaOm Data Security Platform Radar December 2025](https://secupi.com/secupi_leader_outperformer_gigaom_2025/): SecuPi Recognized as a Leader and an Outperformer in the GigaOm Data Security Platform Radar December 2025 For the second... - [SecuPi Recognized in the 2025 Gartner® Market Guide for Data Security Platforms: 2025](https://secupi.com/gartner_recognition_2025/): SecuPi Recognized in the 2025 Gartner® Market Guide for Data Security Platforms July 1, 2025 – SecuPi, a data security... - [Shattering the Kafka-to-Snowflake, Databricks and Open Table Format files Security Illusion: Lifecycle Field-Level FPE Encryption with SecuPi](https://secupi.com/fpe-encryption-with-secupi/): In the modern data stack, streaming sensitive PII from Kafka to Snowflake, Databricks and Open Table Formats such as Iceberg... - [SecuPi: Data-Centric Security Advantages VS. StrongDM](https://secupi.com/data-centricity-advantages/): In the world of data security, the battle between Infrastructure Access and Data Centricity is where most enterprises find their... - [PCI-DSS v4: Why Protecting PAN Data Just Got Harder](https://secupi.com/pci-dss-v4-why-protecting-pan-data-just-got-harder/): PCI-DSS v4 significantly raises the bar for how organizations protect Primary Account Numbers (PAN) and cardholder data. Controls that were... - [Reflections on a Landmark Year: SecuPi’s 2025 Year in Review](https://secupi.com/2025landmarkyear/): As we close the books on 2025, it is impossible not to feel a sense of immense pride and gratitude.... - [H‑1B Offshore Effect: Protecting Data Without Painful Clean Rooms](https://secupi.com/h%e2%80%911b-offshore-effect-protecting-data-without-painful-clean-rooms/): The numbers tell a clear story. According to a new analysis of government data, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Google received... - [7 Database Security Best Practices](https://secupi.com/7-database-security-best-practices/): Breaches often start from a small and mundane incident, like a forgotten export left unencrypted on a publicly exposed cloud... - [Keeping AI Apps on the Rails](https://secupi.com/keeping-ai-apps-on-the-rails/): Why policy-based access control is the missing piece of the GenAI puzzle GenAI is exploding across the enterprise. Every team... - [Why Enforcement Defines the Data Security Lifecycle](https://secupi.com/why-enforcement-defines-the-data-security-lifecycle/): Most security teams know where their sensitive data lives. Few can prove who actually sees it. That gap between visibility... - [Securing GenAI with SecuPi DSP](https://secupi.com/securing-genai-with-secupi-dsp/): The New Security Challenge: When AI Meets Enterprise Data Generative AI changes how organizations use data and how data escapes.... - [Why SecuPi DAM is Critical for the Data Security Lifecycle](https://secupi.com/why-secupi-dam-is-critical-for-the-data-security-lifecycle/): Data has become the beating heart of every enterprise. It drives innovation, customer experience, compliance, and competitive advantage. At the... - [Make Your Security Stack Data-Aware](https://secupi.com/make-your-security-stack-data-aware/): Drowning in Tools, Starving for Control Security teams are drowning in tools, but still blind to what matters most: the... - [DAM Isn’t Dead: Yours Just Doesn’t Work Anymore](https://secupi.com/dam-isnt-dead-yours-just-doesnt-work-anymore/): Why enterprises must embrace Modern DAM as part of the Data Security Platform (DSP). The Shift in Data Security For... - [The Data Security Lifecycle Model: A Groundbreaking Framework for Holistic Enterprise Data Protection](https://secupi.com/the-data-security-lifecycle-model-a-groundbreaking-framework/): Enterprise data security is a complex and multifaceted challenge. Data is exploding in volume, variety, and velocity, spreading across on-premises... - [Why Data Security Is the Boardroom’s Biggest Challenge - And How Leaders Can Address It](https://secupi.com/data-security-boardroom-challenge/): Data breaches and leaks have evolved from occasional headline-grabbing events to existential business threats with massive financial and reputational consequences.... - [Meet SecuPi at Identiverse 2025](https://secupi.com/secupi-at-identiverse-2025/): Identiverse 2025 | June 3-6, 2025 | Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, Nevada - [Securing AI: Comprehensive Data Protection Strategies in the AI Era](https://secupi.com/securing-ai-comprehensive-data-protection-strategies-in-the-ai-era/): AI-driven innovations are reshaping industries, but with great power comes significant risk. As organizations integrate AI into their operations, they... - [Secure Access Sensitive Data in Mainframe Environment](https://secupi.com/secure-access-sensitive-data-in-mainframe-environment/): Mainframes are a critical IT infrastructure at a majority of large financial services and other verticals. Despite years of predictions... - [Webinar: Top 3 Best Practices to Secure Database Access](https://secupi.com/webinar-top-3-best-practices-to-secure-database-access/): Register Now! | Feb 12, 2025 | 12:00pm ET / 18:00 CET Unrestricted direct DB access to sensitive data across... - [Webinar: Zero-Code Tokenization & Encryption for AI: Secret to Implementation Success](https://secupi.com/zero-code-tokenization-encryption-for-ai-secret-to-implementation-success/): Register Now! | Feb 19, 2025 | 12:00pm ET / 18:00 CET Join Ulf Mattsson and Alon Rosenthal, for an... - [Ensuring Secure Data Sharing in Cloud Data Stores](https://secupi.com/ensuring-secure-data-sharing-in-cloud-data-stores/): Written by: Daniel Brudner (CISSP, CISA), Vice President Solution Engineering in North America at SecuPi Organizations often act as custodians... - [Next generation Application Transparent Sensitive Data Encryption & Tokenization](https://secupi.com/next-generation-zero-code-sensitive-data-encryption-tokenization/): Why Legacy Encryption Methods Fall Short Legacy encryption and tokenization tools typically require extensive changes to application or database code.... - [Webinar: Solving DAM Cloud Native Log Challenges Reduce Clutter, Enhance Scalability and Address Multi-Cloud Deployments](https://secupi.com/lifting-your-legacy-dam-to-cloud-scale-and-cost-implications/): Register Now! | Jan 30, 2025 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET Few things can slow down your digital transformation—lifting... - [How Third-Party Access Compromised the Treasury: Mitigating Vendor Key Risks](https://secupi.com/how-third-party-access-compromised-the-treasury/): On December 8, 2024, the U. S. Treasury Department faced a significant cybersecurity breach attributed to a Chinese state-sponsored actor.... - [Modern DAM: Scalable, Agile, Simplified, and Free from Legacy DAM Limitations](https://secupi.com/next-generation-dam-scalable-agile-simplified/): Modernizing Data Activity Monitoring for Hybrid Cloud Adoption Cloud transformation: migrating on-premise databases to modern cloud data platforms is a... - [Application-Transparent Encryption: Solving the Challenges of Legacy Tools Without Code Changes](https://secupi.com/zero-code-encryption-solving-the-challenges-of-legacy-tools-without-code-changes/): Legacy encryption and tokenization tools typically require extensive changes to application or database code. These tools were implemented either by... - [AI-powered Data Security Platform: The Foundation for Data Centric Security](https://secupi.com/ai-powered-data-security-platform-the-foundation-for-data-centric-security/): Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning models has revolutionized various facets of data management, offering tools that can autonomously learn... - [The CMMC 2.0 Update: What It Means for Your Cybersecurity Compliance](https://secupi.com/the-cmmc-2-0-update-what-it-means-for-your-cybersecurity-compliance/): The Department of Defense (DoD) has rolled out significant updates to the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), marking a pivotal... - [How a Healthcare Tech Leader Secured Offshore Operations and Maintained HIPAA Compliance](https://secupi.com/how-a-healthcare-tech-leader-secured-offshore-operations-and-maintained-hipaa-compliance/): When offshore teams are key to driving innovation, ensuring data privacy and regulatory compliance becomes essential. For one US-based global... - [PCI DSS v4.0: Mitigating the Challenge with a Data Centric Security Platform (DSP)](https://secupi.com/pci-dss-v4-0-mitigating-the-challenge-with-a-data-centric-security-platform-dsp/): PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) version 4. 0 introduced several new technical requirements aimed at enhancing security... - [WEBINAR: Resolve Offshore Access to U.S Citizen Data Concerning Sovereignty, Privacy, and Security](https://secupi.com/webinar-resolve-offshore-access-to-u-s-citizen-data-concerning-sovereignty-privacy-and-security/): Register Now | Nov 4, 2024 | 12:00pm EST / 18:00 CET WEBINAR Resolve Offshore Access to U. S Citizen... - [Navigating the Risks of Offshore Support and Operations Teams: A Data Security Perspective](https://secupi.com/navigating-the-risks-of-offshore-support-and-operations-teams-a-data-security-perspective/): The benefits and value of offshore support and operations teams is undeniable. Organizations frequently turn to offshore solutions for cost... - [Why It's Time to Adopt ABAC (Attribute-Based Access Control)](https://secupi.com/why-its-time-to-adopt-abac-attribute-based-access-control/): As organizations shift towards a data-centric approach, new technologies are emerging to support operational systems, data mesh, and data virtualization.... - [WEBINAR: Automate PCI 4.0 Compliance With Zero-Code Tokenization Across Cloud and On-Premises Applications and Analytics](https://secupi.com/webinar-automate-pci-4-0-compliance/): Register Now | Oct 9, 2024 | 2:00pm EST / 20:00 CET WEBINAR Automate PCI 4. 0 Compliance With Zero-Code... - [WEBINAR: The Future of Data Security – A Practical Guide to Protecting Sensitive Information](https://secupi.com/webinar-the-future-of-data-security-a-practical-guide-to-protecting-sensitive-information/): Register Now | Sep 25, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET The Future of Data Security A Practical Guide... - [Recent Breaches: A Wake-Up Call for Shared Responsibility](https://secupi.com/recent-breaches-a-wake-up-call-for-shared-responsibility/): As Snowflake’s adoption soars, CISOs must prioritize securing access to this critical platform. While Snowflake continuously enhances its security, the... - [SecuPi DAM Now Supports GaussDB](https://secupi.com/secupi-dam-now-supports-gaussdb/): SecuPi announces support for GaussDB, offering comprehensive visibility and control over privileged user access, sensitive data classification, and enforcement of... - [The Right Way to Scale Access Control Implementing ABAC & Format Preserving Encryption (FPE)](https://secupi.com/the-right-way-to-scale-access-control-implementing-abac-format-preserving-encryption-fpe/): Joint Blog Written by: Mike Mitrowski, Snowflake Global Field CTO, and Noam Dror, SecuPi VP Solution Engineering Large Snowflake deployments... - [WEBINAR: Key Lessons from DAM Implementations: Challenges, Risks, and Success Strategies](https://secupi.com/webinar-dam-cloud-security-analysis-database-logs-lessons-learned-2024/): Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from DAM implementations. In this discussion, we will delve into the significance of... - [Post-Snowflake Breach: The Zero-Trust Solution for Non-Human Account Security](https://secupi.com/post-snowflake-breach-the-zero-trust-solution-for-non-human-account-security/): The recent data breach at Snowflake has compromised numerous customer accounts and exposed extensive amounts of sensitive data. This incident... - [The Evolution of DAM](https://secupi.com/the-evolution-of-dam/): As organizations deal with increasingly complex regulatory requirements and sophisticated cyber threats, the evolution of Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) has... - [What Can Be Learned from the Snowflake Breach?](https://secupi.com/what-can-be-learned-from-the-snowflake-breach/): What Can Be Learned from the Snowflake Breach? In the past few weeks, Snowflake, a leading cloud-based data storage and... - [Webinar: Don't Lose Control of Your SAP Data When Migrating to Snowflake and Other Cloud AI Platforms](https://secupi.com/webinar-dont-lose-control-of-your-sap-data-when-migrating-to-snowflake-and-other-cloud-ai-platforms/): Watch recording | June 5, 2024 | 9:00am ET / 15:00 CET WEBINAR Don’t Lose Control of Your SAP Data... - [Webinar: Securing Access and De-risking Sensitive Data for DBeaver Users for Privacy, Security, and Compliance](https://secupi.com/webinar-securing-access-and-de-risking-sensitive-data-for-dbeaver-users-for-privacy-security-and-compliance/): Watch Recording | June 4, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET WEBINAR Securing Access and De-risking Sensitive Data for... - [How does a cutting-edge DSP/ABAC platform reduce risk and costs?](https://secupi.com/how-does-a-cutting-edge-dsp-abac-platform-reduce-risk-and-costs/): Organizations today face increasing challenges in protecting sensitive information and ensuring compliance with regulations such as HIPAA and CMMC. A... - [Webinar: Extend Your DAM for the Cloud While Cutting Costs](https://secupi.com/extend-your-dam-for-the-cloud-while-cutting-costs/): Watch Recording | Apr 11, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET In the last 20 years, legacy Database Activity... - [Webinar: Starburst and SecuPi: De-identify AI Access to Sensitive Data](https://secupi.com/webinar-starburst-and-secupi-de-identify-ai-access-to-sensitive-data/): Register Now! | March 19, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET Join us for a webinar discussing how to... - [Weekly Webcast: Next-Gen Data Security Platform](https://secupi.com/weekly-webinar-next-gen-data-security-platform/): Register Now! | Every Wednesday | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET The SecuPi team is excited to invite you to... - [Fireside Chat: From Data Discovery to Remediation Proven Strategies for Successful Data Protection](https://secupi.com/fireside-chat-from-data-discovery-to-remediation-proven-strategies-for-successful-data-protection/): Watch Recording | Feb 29, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET Join us for a fireside chat featuring Jan... - [Webinar: Solving DAM Cloud Native Log Challenges Reduce Clutter, Enhance Scalability and Address Multi-Cloud Deployments](https://secupi.com/webinar-solving-dam-cloud-native-log-challenges-reduce-clutter-and-enhance-scalability/): Register Now! | Feb 6, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET Join us for a webinar discussing the scale,... - [SecuPi is part of the Snowflake Horizon Partner Ecosystem](https://secupi.com/secupi-is-part-of-the-snowflake-horizon-partner-ecosystem/): Co-authored by: Ravi Kumar Senior Partner Sales Engineer, Snowflake Avihai Segal Head of Partnerships and Alliances, SecuPi SecuPi is pleased... - [Webinar: De-identify Data Without Undermining AI and Analytics Benefits](https://secupi.com/de-identify-data-without-undermining-ai-and-analytics-benefits/): Wathch recording! | Jan 16, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET Join us for an exclusive session where we... - [2024 Data Security Insights, Predictions, and Key Pitfalls to Avoid](https://secupi.com/2024-data-security-insights-predictions-and-key-pitfalls-to-avoid/): IT executives will be focused in 2024 on creating insights by data utilization. These insights are created using Cloud analytics... - [Enterprise Test Data Management: Practical Approach for Testing & Development](https://secupi.com/enterprise-test-data-management-practical-approach-for-testing-development/): Your Test Data Determines the Quality of Testing Your testing processes are important, but they are useless if the test... - [Why You Should Not Deploy a Legacy DAM Tool for Cloud Databases](https://secupi.com/why-you-should-not-deploy-a-legacy-dam-tool-for-cloud-databases/): Are you considering a deploy DAM tool for Cloud databases? Think again... In the digital age, organizations must safeguard their... - [CDO Blog Series: Part 3 - Key Questions on Data Protection](https://secupi.com/cdo-blog-series-part-3-key-questions-on-data-protection/): Data protection spans across multiple dimensions, encompassing tasks such as managing access to sensitive data, enforcing segregation of duties, applying... - [Zero Trust and Data Security: Guiding Principles for CISOs](https://secupi.com/zero-trust-and-data-security-guiding-principles-for-cisos/): Over the years, the concept of Zero Trust security has evolved. Initially rooted in micro-segmentation—blocking adversaries’ access—it struggled to keep... - [Quebec’s Law 25 Regulation (Bill 64): Act To Modernize Legislative Provisions Regarding The Protection Of Personal Information](https://secupi.com/quebecs-law-25-regulation/): INTRODUCTION This Law represents a step change for how businesses in Quebec will need to manage and protect personal information.... - [SecuPi Achieves Google Cloud Ready - BigQuery Designation](https://secupi.com/secupi-achieves-google-cloud-ready-bigquery-designation/): New York, 08/29/2023 — SecuPi today announced that it has successfully achieved Google Cloud Ready – BigQuery Designation. SecuPi, a... - [Webinar: In the Age of Insight, Is Identity Still the Perimeter?](https://secupi.com/webinar-in-the-age-of-insight-is-identity-still-the-perimeter/): Watch Recording! | Sep 5, 2023 | 11:00AM ET / 17:00 CET Fireside chat on the evolving landscape of Identity... - [CDO Blog Series: Part 2 – Choosing The Right Tool For Your Organization](https://secupi.com/cdo-blog-series-part-2-choosing-the-right-tool-for-your-organization/): INTRODUCTION CDOs responsibilities span across multiple dimensions around managing the organization’s data and analytics operations — including data architecture, secured... - [Webinar: Deletion and ABAC: From On-prem to Cloud Stores](https://secupi.com/webinar-deletion-and-abac-from-on-prem-to-cloud-stores/): Watch Recording! | Aug 15, 2023 | 15:00 GMT Fireside chat on the risks surrounding sensitive data on the cloud... - [Webinar: Cloud and Sensitive Data - Risks and Solutions with Snowflake](https://secupi.com/webinar-cloud-and-sensitive-data-risks-and-solutions-by-snowflake-secupi/): Watch Recording! | Aug 16, 2023 | 16:00 CET Fireside chat with Snowflake on the risks surrounding sensitive data on... - [CDO Blog Series: Part 1 - CDOs’ Blindspot: CSPs’ Best Kept Secret](https://secupi.com/cdo-blog-series-part-1-cdos-blindspot/): The responsibilities of the Chief Data Officer (CDO) encompass various aspects of managing the organization’s data and analytics operations, including... - [Webinar: Kafka Client-side Field Encryption and Confluent Cloud: Lessons Learned](https://secupi.com/webinar-kafka-client-side-field-encryption-and-confluent-cloud-lessons-learned/): Watch Recording! Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from implementing Kafka client-side field encryption. In this discussion, we will... - [The Essential Elements for a Successful ABAC Implementation](https://secupi.com/the-essential-elements-for-a-successful-abac-implementation/): In today’s complex and data-driven world, organizations must prioritize securing their sensitive data while providing access to authorized users. Attribute... - [WEBINAR: DAM Cloud Security Analysis & Database Logs: Lessons Learned](https://secupi.com/webinar-dam-cloud-security-analysis-database-logs-lessons-learned/): Watch Recording! Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from DAM implementations. In this discussion, we will delve into the... - [HR Analytics Security: Navigating Risks and Protecting Sensitive Data in HR Analytics](https://secupi.com/hr-analytics-security-navigating-risks-and-protecting-sensitive-data-in-hr-analytics/): HR analytics, also known as people analytics, involves the collection and application of talent data to enhance crucial talent and... - [SecuPi Now Available on Google Cloud Marketplace](https://secupi.com/secupi-now-available-on-google-cloud-marketplace/): SecuPi Delivers Format-preserving Encryption (FPE), Sovereignty and Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) for Hybrid Cloud through Google Cloud Marketplace New York,... - [WEBINAR: Snowflake & SecuPi - Cloud and Data Sovereignty: The Best of Both Worlds](https://secupi.com/snowflake-secupi-webinar-2023/): Watch Recording! Fireside chat on Snowflake encryption for privacy, sovereignty and security As enterprises increasingly embrace the Cloud for diverse... - [Data Cross-Borders In 2023](https://secupi.com/data-cross-borders-in-2023/): Cross-border data transfers allow software companies to provide new and innovative services to every sector of the economy – driving... - [SecuPi for Banking: Automated Governance and Access Control Enforcement in a Global Bank](https://secupi.com/secupi-for-banking/): In this document, you will gain insights into the challenges of banks and financial services organizations that are looking to... - [The Future of DAM: The New DB-Agentless DAM 2.0](https://secupi.com/the-future-of-dam-the-new-db-agentless-dam-2-0/): Companies looking to protect their sensitive data have likely considered (or are already using) a database activity monitoring (DAM) tool.... - [Securing Sensitive Data on Kafka with End-to-End Encryption](https://secupi.com/securing-kafka-end-to-end-encryption/): Many Kafka deployments expand quickly to include sensitive data, creating a serious challenge for managing business information in a secure... - [Air-Locks for addressing Data Sharing and Sovereignty Requirements](https://secupi.com/air-locks-for-addressing-data-sharing-and-sovereignty-requirements/): Snowflake, Redshift and BigQuery Air-Locks for addressing Data Sharing and Sovereignty Requirements Mature deployments of Cloud analytics environments at regulated... - [Whitepaper: SecuPi for Data Mesh - Protecting Data on Starburst and Trino](https://secupi.com/whitepaper-secupi-for-data-mesh/): Combining FPE Encryption, Dynamic Access Policies and Real- time Activity Monitoring to Control and Protect Data in Starburst and Trino... - [SecuPi & Google Cloud Joint Solution](https://secupi.com/secupi-google-cloud-joint-solution/): Organizations can now leverage the SecuPi Data-Centric Security Platform and Google Cloud Confidential Computing to implement end-to-end data protection, de-identification,... - [Introducing SecuPi 5.0: The Highlights](https://secupi.com/introducing-secupi-5-0-the-highlights/): We are excited to announce that SecuPi’s latest release (version 5. 0) is out. SecuPi 5. 0 provides customers with... - [Cloud Data Security in 2023: The Essentials](https://secupi.com/cloud-data-security-in-2023-the-essentials/): Companies are progressively transferring their data to the cloud. While moving data to the cloud offers numerous advantages, storing data... - [Zero Trust Security: Personalization of Data Access Control](https://secupi.com/zero-trust-security-personalization-of-data-access-control/): Zero Trust architectures include a core capability for fine-grain data access control, which becomes fundamentally personalized due to the orientation... - [SecuPi Data Access for Zero Trust: Imperative for Adaptive Authorization Based on Dynamic Attributes](https://secupi.com/secupi-data-access-for-zero-trust-imperative-for-adaptive-authorization-based-on-dynamic-attributes/): A key takeaway from recent Federal directives is the imperative for evolving to highly tailorable adaptive authorization for data access,... - [Why Are CISOs Shutting Down Legacy DAM Agents?](https://secupi.com/shutting-down-legacy-dam-agents/): Why are CISOs shutting down Legacy DAM DB Agents for shifting defense into offense, as proven in the latest Australia... - [Whitepaper: PCI v4.0, Zero Trust, Privacy, Sovereignty – What to do now?](https://secupi.com/whitepaper-pci-v4-0-zero-trust-privacy-sovereignty-what-to-do-now/): Data has become one of the most valuable assets to any organization. Data is constantly collected, processed, analyzed and retained... - [Data-centric Security Leader SecuPi to open its first Asia Pacific Office in Singapore](https://secupi.com/data-centric-security-leader-secupi-to-open-its-first-asia-pacific-office-in-singapore/): SINGAPORE, Nov. 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — SecuPi, a leader in data-centric security, has announced the opening of a regional office... - [PCI-DSS v4.0 – What Does it Practically Mean?](https://secupi.com/pci-dss-v4-0-what-does-it-practically-mean/): The PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) issued version 4. 0 of the PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) on... - [Customer Use Case - Groupama Italy](https://secupi.com/customer-use-case-groupama-italy/): Customer Use Case – Groupama Italy A flexible and scalable approach for de-identifying and protecting customer data on cloud &... - [Five Most Important Things to Evaluate When Considering DSPM](https://secupi.com/five-most-important-things-to-evaluate-when-considering-dspm/): DSPM (Data Security Posture Management) is a new category that was coined by Gartner a few months ago, intended to... - [What to Ask Your Encryption/Tokenization Technology Provider](https://secupi.com/what-to-ask-your-encryption-provider/): It is essential to ask a technology vendor about the realities of using the tool they offer. Just like before... - [Lessons from new Zero Trust Reference Architecture by the U.S. Department of Defense and NSA](https://secupi.com/zero-trust-dod-nsa/): Following the endorsement of zero-trust (ZT) by the White House, the most recent work published by the DoD and NSA... - [Meet SecuPi at Collibra's Data Citizens 22!](https://secupi.com/meet-secupi-at-collibras-data-citizens-22/): We are excited to announce that SecuPi is an official sponsor at this year’s Data Citizens 22 hosted by Collibra,... - [How SecuPi Enhances Data Security for Collibra in a Government Entity](https://secupi.com/secupi-for-collibra-government/): A government entity has chosen Collibra for its superior data catalog. Having Collibra deployed in a sensitive environment with restricted... - [Dynamic Data Masking Examples of Usage for Cloud and On-Prem](https://secupi.com/dynamic-data-masking-examples/): With the introduction of privacy regulations and sovereignty laws, organizations are required to continuously adapt the access they provision to... - [Anritsu and SecuPi announce a partnership with the launch of Data Protection and GDPR Data Compliance for Automated Assurance in a Tier-1 European Telecommunications Provider](https://secupi.com/anritsu-and-secupi-press-release/): Copenhagen, Denmark – September 8, 2022 – Anritsu A/S is pleased to announce its latest partnership, working with SecuPi to... - [Top Lessons Learned from Deploying ABAC at a Fortune500](https://secupi.com/top-lessons-learned-abac/): We have been serving multiple Fortune500 helping them gain dynamic attribute-based access control (ABAC) over their data. In the process,... - [SecuPi + BigID: Protect Your Data in the Cloud](https://secupi.com/secupi-bigid-integration-blog/): With the accelerated adoption of Cloud Data Platforms, sensitive data is making its way into data lakes, data warehouses and... --- # # Detailed Content ## Solution The Strategic Framework for Privileged Data Access Security Brokers (PDASB) Data is the primary asset and the highest-risk surface. As organizations migrate to Cloud databases and Analytics, DaaS and Open Table Format, traditional Privileged Access Management (PAM) creates a security gap. While traditional PAM secures the "front door" (server access), the Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) governs runtime activity within the data platform itself. To meet modern AI guardrails, privacy mandates, and data sovereignty requirements, an IAM strategy must evolve from simple access management to deep, granular data object-level access control and observability. The Three Pillars of a PDASB Anatomy A modern PDASB functions as the intelligent "brain" of the security stack, executing three simultaneous functions: 1. Identity & Passwordless JIT Access: Achieving Zero Standing Privileges (ZSP) The PDASB eliminates the risk of "always-on" access by serving as an intelligent bridge between corporate identities and data platforms. The Workflow: Privileged users (Admins, DevOps, DBAs) authenticate via existing SSO/MFA. The PDASB then integrates with your credential vault (e. g. , CyberArk, HashiCorp) to retrieve and "inject" high-privileged service account credentials directly into the data connection. The Outcome: Technical teams gain Just-in-Time (JIT) access to perform critical tasks without ever seeing, knowing, or storing a database password. The Strategic Benefit: By enforcing Zero Standing Privileges (ZSP), you remove the primary target for lateral movement and credential theft. 2. Fine-Grained Authorization (ABAC-Powered Gatekeeping) Static data platform access permissions are no longer sufficient. PDASBs apply Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) to inspect data access... --- Fine-grained Access Control – Without Changing Code or Data Sources Organizations need access control that adapts to context – not just roles. SecuPi’s Dynamic Authorization solution uses Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) to enforce fine-grained access policies in real time, across any data source or application, without requiring changes to the application code or data architecture. What is Dynamic Authorization? Dynamic Authorization goes beyond static RBAC by evaluating user, data, and behavioral attributes at runtime—such as user roles, device type, data sensitivity, risk level, and more. The result: real-time decisions tailored to context. SecuPi implements ABAC to dynamically control row-level access, column-level masking, encryption/decryption, Tokenization and other advanced controls. Download Whitepaper Why SecuPi? SecuPi offers numerous advantages that set it apart from other solutions available in the market. SecuPi provides robust support for both Cloud and On-premises environments, and seamlessly caters to a diverse array of applications, including operational functions such as HR and accounting, as well as analytical tools like Tableau and Qlik... Other tools on the market fall short in key areas and require either: Changing source-code to call an API -They typically necessitate changes to source code, requiring the integration of an API... Creating views in the data source – The common approach of creating views within the data source leads to changes in existing queries running on the base table, which subsequently demand recoding to function with the new views... Configuring an orchestration layer – Some solutions opt for configuring an orchestration layer, often based on technologies... --- The Strategic Framework for Privileged Data Access Security Brokers (PDASB) Data is the primary asset and the highest-risk surface. As organizations migrate to Cloud databases and Analytics, DaaS and Open Table Format, traditional Privileged Access Management (PAM) creates a security gap. While traditional PAM secures the “front door” (server access), the Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) governs runtime activity within the data platform itself. To meet modern AI guardrails, privacy mandates, and data sovereignty requirements, an IAM strategy must evolve from simple access management to deep, granular data object-level access control and observability. The Three Pillars of a PDASB Anatomy A modern PDASB functions as the intelligent “brain” of the security stack, executing three simultaneous functions: 1. Identity & Passwordless JIT Access: Achieving Zero Standing Privileges (ZSP) The PDASB eliminates the risk of "always-on" access by serving as an intelligent bridge between corporate identities and data platforms. The Workflow: Privileged users (Admins, DevOps, DBAs) authenticate via existing SSO/MFA. The PDASB then integrates with your credential vault (e. g. , CyberArk, HashiCorp) to retrieve and "inject" high-privileged service account credentials directly into the data connection. The Outcome: Technical teams gain Just-in-Time (JIT) access to perform critical tasks without ever seeing, knowing, or storing a database password. The Strategic Benefit: By enforcing Zero Standing Privileges (ZSP), you remove the primary target for lateral movement and credential theft. 2. Fine-Grained Authorization (ABAC-Powered Gatekeeping) Static data platform access permissions are no longer sufficient. PDASBs apply Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) to inspect data access... --- SecuPi offers a modern approach to data de-identification that doesn’t require changing application code or disrupting operations. Whether you’re securing data in the cloud, on-prem databases, or hybrid environments—SecuPi ensures sensitive data stays protected, usable, and compliant. Protect Sensitive Data Without Compromising Utility SecuPi applies format-preserving encryption (FPE), tokenization, dynamic and static masking, and other privacy-enhancing techniques to control how data is accessed—based on user, role, environment, and purpose. These protections are enforced dynamically for data in use, or statically for data at rest, and applied consistently across applications, platforms, and environments. Download Whitepaper Key Capabilities SecuPi delivers a comprehensive set of data de-identification capabilities, including Format Preserving Encryption (FPE)—a standards-based, reversible method that supports compliance with PCI-DSS, PHI, and PII—and vault-less tokenization that protects data while preserving its usability and referential integrity. With dynamic and static masking, sensitive data is protected in real-time or at rest without disrupting applications. Role- and context-based views enforce fine-grained access using ABAC policies, while application transparent deployment ensures seamless integration across both legacy and modern environments. SecuPi also supports the Right to be Forgotten (RTBF), enabling organizations to comply with GDPR and CPRA deletion requests without compromising data structure or breaking dependencies. Why SecuPi? Legacy encryption tools are heavy, intrusive, and slow to deploy. SecuPi delivers application-transparent enforcement via lightweight agents and policy-driven controls—cutting implementation time from months to days. It supports cloud, on-prem, and hybrid deployments and integrates with existing KMS/HSMs. --- The NIS2 Directive expands EU cybersecurity regulations, requiring organizations to implement strong security measures, report incidents within 24 hours, secure supply chains, enforce access controls, and undergo audits—facing penalties of up to €10 million or 2% of annual revenue for non-compliance. SecuPi helps meet these mandates with real-time monitoring, fine-grained access control (ABAC), data de-identification, vendor security, and rapid incident response—ensuring compliance without disrupting operations. NIS2 Compliance and SecuPi What is the NIS2 Directive? The NIS2 Directive is the European Union’s updated cybersecurity regulation, aimed at strengthening cyber resilience across essential and important sectors. It expands upon the original NIS Directive by covering more industries, introducing stricter security measures, and enforcing higher penalties for non-compliance. Under NIS2, organizations must: Implement robust cybersecurity frameworks Monitor and report security incidents within 24 hours Secure supply chains and vendor ecosystems Enforce access controls, encryption, and risk-based security measures Undergo audits and face penalties of up to €10 million or 2% of annual revenue for non-compliance The directive applies to essential and important entities, covering industries like energy, finance, healthcare, digital infrastructure, ICT services, transportation, and public administration. Find out what NIS2 means for your organization and how SecuPi can helps you address it Download Whitepaper How SecuPi Helps with NIS2 Compliance SecuPi provides a data-centric security platform that aligns with NIS2 technical and operational requirements, offering: Real-time monitoring of data access and transactions Fine-grained access control (ABAC) to enforce need-to-know policies Data de-identification via encryption, masking, and tokenization Supply chain security with controlled vendor access Incident detection and reporting for rapid response Zero-code implementation for fast deployment with minimal overhead SecuPi ensures organizations meet NIS2 security mandates without disrupting business operations, providing a single-pane-of-glass view across cloud and on-prem environments. --- SecuPi extends CyberArk's capabilities to monitor and control privileged users who access datastores. It offers the activity monitoring, fine-grained access control and de-identification and encryption. SecuPi integrates with CyberArk and extends its capabilities to monitor and control privileged users who access datastores such as databases, data warehouses, data lakes, and lake houses. SecuPi offers the activity monitoring, fine-grained access control and de-identification and encryption. For example, SecuPi can encrypt credit card numbers, change birthdates to five-year intervals, or replace the last three digits of zip codes with zeros. Key Features Detailed Monitoring and Auditing: Tracks and logs user activities at a granular level, providing insights into who accessed what data and when. Enhanced Data Security: Automatically masks or encrypts sensitive data fields, preventing unauthorized access to clear text information. Data Classification: Enables classification of sensitive data fields such as Social Security numbers and credit card information for improved data governance. Seamless Integration with CyberArk PSM: Seamlessly integrates with CyberArk’s session management to provide an additional layer of data-centric security. Fine-Grained Access Control: Implements policies that restrict data access based on user roles and permissions, enhancing zero trust security models. Benefits Compliance Support: Helps organizations meet regulatory requirements by ensuring sensitive data is adequately protected and access is thoroughly documented. Comprehensive Visibility: Provides detailed reports and session recordings, aiding in the identification and mitigation of potential security risks. Improved Data Governance: Ensures that sensitive data is managed according to organizational policies and regulatory standards. Reduced Risk of Data Breaches: By masking and encrypting sensitive data, the risk of data exposure through privileged accounts is significantly lowered. Enhanced Security Posture: Combines CyberArk’s session management with SecuPi’s data-centric... --- SecuPi is a comprehensive data security platform designed to complement Microsoft Purview for on-premises and cross-cloud data sources. With features such as sensitive data activity monitoring with classifications, tagging, and access control, SecuPi ensures the protection of sensitive data using client-side Format Preserving Encryption (FPE), tokenization, masking, and obfuscation techniques. Explore the SecuPi integration with Microsoft Purview on the Azure Marketplace. Key Features De-identification: SecuPi de-identifies sensitive data at-rest or in-use using client-side format-preserving encryption (FPE), tokenization, and dynamic masking, ensuring secure access to the data through real-time monitoring and Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC). Integration: Reports, data exports, and logs generated in applications are encrypted and tagged with Microsoft Azure Information Protection (AIP), ensuring comprehensive data protection. Benefits Comprehensive Security: SecuPi offers the most comprehensive data security across Microsoft Azure and on-premises solutions, externalizing the security and de-identification of sensitive data from the underlying technologies. Quick Compliance: Enable quick compliance with regulations such as GDPR, CPRA, HIPAA, DORA, etc. , ensuring sensitive data is protected both at-rest and in-use. Cost-Effective: Reduce costs with consolidation and holistic management and enforcement, integrating seamlessly with Microsoft Azure services. Advantages Quick Deployment: Deploys quickly with zero code changes over business applications, analytics, and database access tools. Wide Coverage: Secure data across a wide range of data systems, ensuring high performance and scalability. SecuPi provides coverage across Azure data ingestion functions, HD Insight, and Azure Databricks, and across data stores such as Azure SQL, Azure Database for PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and Redis Cache, and consumption... --- SecuPi is an officially certified Databricks Validated Partner. With a certified client-side encryption solution tailored for Databricks Cloud Lakehouse and Unity catalog, SecuPi offers a robust platform that ensures data security at scale while adhering to stringent data sovereignty laws. Key Features of SecuPi's Integration with Databricks: Certified Client-Side Encryption Solution SecuPi's client-side encryption solution for Databricks Lakehouse platform and Unity Catalog has achieved general availability. This cutting-edge technology ensures that critical data is consistently encrypted within Databricks, mitigating the risk of unauthorized access and aligning with data-centric Zero-Trust principles. Fine-Grained Access Control (ABAC) SecuPi provides fine-grained access control (ABAC), empowering organizations to implement a comprehensive security posture. This feature enhances data protection by enforcing Segregation-of-Duties (SoD) with Databricks account administrators, reducing data liability and fortifying against potential risks. Compliance with Global Data Laws SecuPi's integration with Databricks caters to global data governance requirements. Mandated client-side encryption addresses GDPR and DORA compliance in Europe, while also ensuring conformity with data sovereignty laws in the Asia-Pacific region. In the United States, the solution aligns seamlessly with data-centric Zero-Trust principles. Video --- What is the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)? The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is a European Union (EU) legislation designed to improve the cybersecurity and operational resiliency of the financial services sector. It complements existing laws such as the Network and Information Security Directive (NISD) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), ePrivacy and others. DORA creates a regulatory framework on digital operational resilience whereby all firms need to make sure they can withstand, respond and recover from all types of ICT-related disruptions and threats. These requirements are homogenous across all EU member countries, aiming to strengthen cyber security readiness and resilience, and to mitigate cyber security incidents risks. Key DORA Requirements DORA addresses a broad spectrum of topics pertaining to digital operational resilience in the financial sector. It establishes consistent requirements for the security of network and information systems of companies and organizations within the financial sector, as well as critical third parties that offer ICT-related services to them, including cloud platforms or data analytics services. Some of the key areas encompassed by DORA include: ICT Risk Management, Governance and Organization requirements Resiliency Testing Information Sharing ICT risk management requirements and Managing ICT third-party risk Incident Management, Classification & Reporting: Track, Monitor, Audit & Analyze Access Want to learn more about how SecuPi helps organizations comply with DORA? Download Whitepaper SecuPi For DORA Compliance Compliance with DORA's regulatory requirements is a complex process of mapping current structures and processes, planning decisions and implementing measures across the organization operations.... --- SecuPi's DAM Solution addresses the challenges of securing sensitive data. The solution comprises three main elements: real-time visibility and classification, fine-grain access control, and data identification, encryption, masking, and deletion. In a world where data is considered the new currency, the frequency of data breaches continues to rise. Organizations face significant financial losses and reputational damage when data security is compromised. Monitoring and protecting data stores, including databases, data warehouses, and data lakes, are paramount to maintaining a secure environment. Organizations today must safeguard their data against potential threats, ensure compliance with ever-evolving regulations, and maintain efficiency in the face of constant technological change. One key tool in this pursuit has been Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) solutions. However, not all DAM solutions are created equal, and using a legacy DAM tool for cloud databases may not be the best approach. Legacy DAM solutions, initially designed for on-premises databases, may fall short in addressing the complexities of modern cloud environments. Want to learn more about how SecuPi DAM works? Download Whitepaper SecuPi's Proactive DAM Solution emerges as a robust choice, offering agentless monitoring, dynamic access control, and scalability required for the current data management landscape. SecuPi addresses the challenges of securing sensitive data. The solution comprises three main elements: real-time visibility and classification, fine-grain access control, and data identification, encryption, masking, and deletion. When comparing SecuPi to other Legacy DAM solution there are several key differentiators that set SecuPi apart: Agentless Deployment: Unlike traditional DAM solutions, SecuPi's Proactive DAM does not require installing agents on databases. This feature provides multiple deployment options and ensures minimal impact on database performance. Extensive logging is not necessary, contributing to the solution's efficiency. Real-time User... --- SecuPi Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) provides robust support for both Cloud and On-premises environments, and seamlessly caters to a diverse array of applications, including operational functions such as HR and accounting, as well as analytical tools like Tableau and Qlik. What is ABAC? Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) is a security model that enables organizations to control access to data based on various attributes, such as user roles, clearance levels, location, and citizenship, among others... Why use ABAC? Flexible and adaptable approach to access control, which can better align with the needs of modern organizations. Reduces the risk of data breaches and other security incidents by ensuring that only authorized individuals have access to sensitive resources. Simplifies the management of access control policies by allowing for the use of standardized and easily manageable attributes, which can be easily modified as organizational needs evolve. This whitepaper discusses SecuPi's approach to ABAC, which offers highly customizable and adaptable policy logic for data access control, without the need for changes to the underlying data sources or application code. Want to learn more about how SecuPi ABAC works? Download Whitepaper SecuPi Approach to Data Protection Using ABAC With ABAC, data access can be controlled based on a variety of attribute variable types including User attributes, Object attributes, and Behavioral attributes... User Attributes: This customization leverages the current values of Attribute Variables associated with the querying user, such as their User ID, workday role, Active Directory and LDAP groups, clearance level, location, citizenship, customer consent/classification, and more. Object Attributes: takes into account the current values of Attribute Variables for the data being accessed, including the authorization/clearance level required to access the data and the data's location, among others. Behavioral Attributes: considers User ID behavioral attributes, such... --- SecuPi offers seamless end-to-end data security across your clouds' data operations. Full SOD. Zero code. Enabling fast deployment of necessary controls over the organization’s infrastructure, enforcing LAW 25 security and regulatory technical requirements. INTRODUCTION This Law represents a step change for how businesses in Quebec will need to manage and protect personal information. Some key requirements to have the highest operational impact on businesses include: Higher fines: The Law introduces new penal offences with significant fines of upwards of 4% of annual revenue. Stricter privacy requirements: This includes, among other requirements, mandatory assessment of privacy-related factors, assessments for sharing of personal information outside of Quebec to ensure adequate protection, “separate” and “granular” consent and new individual rights. Want to learn more about how SecuPi helps comply with Quebec's Law 25? Download Whitepaper WHAT IS LAW 25? Quebec’s act to modernize legislative provisions regarding the protection of personal information, also known as Law 25, first came into effect in September 2022 for its phase 1, with additional data handling requirements will go into effect in September 2023 and additional requirements in 2024. This regulation, originating from the Quebec province, introduces privacy legislation which is part of Canada’s wider privacy reform. Law 25 introduces new set of obligations and requirements for businesses, related to data protection and data security of Quebec residents. These new requirements include individual's privacy rights, data breach notification, DPO appointment and other. With the full law in effect, organizations will be expected to fully comply with the privacy requirements or face penalties of $25,000,000 or 4% of worldwide turnover for the previous year, whichever is greater. Quebec's Law 25 applies to Quebec-based businesses as well as to external businesses processing the... --- The Personal Data Protection Bill (c) was approved by Indonesia's House of Representatives on September 20, 2022, marking the initial stage in the process of turning it into law. The President's approval, which took place on October 17, 2022, officially enacting and enforcing the law. In this blog post, we will explore how SecuPi can assist organizations in effectively addressing the challenges posed by Indonesia's Personal Data Protection Bill. Understanding Indonesia's Personal Data Protection Bill The Personal Data Protection Bill in Indonesia, also known as RUU PDP, is designed to regulate the collection, use, disclosure, and retention of personal data by both public and private entities operating within the country. The bill aligns with global data protection principles and places significant emphasis on obtaining consent, data subject rights, data breach notification, cross-border data transfers, and enforcement mechanisms. Key Challenges and Requirements Indonesia's Personal Data Protection Bill presents several challenges for organizations operating within its jurisdiction. Some of these challenges include: Consent Management: The bill requires organizations to obtain explicit consent from individuals for the collection and use of their personal data. Managing consent across various touchpoints and ensuring compliance can be a complex task. Data Subject Rights: The bill grants individuals enhanced rights over their personal data, including the right to access, rectify, erase, and restrict processing. Organizations must have the necessary mechanisms in place to respond to these requests promptly. Data Localization and Cross-Border Transfers: The bill introduces restrictions on cross-border data transfers, necessitating organizations to implement adequate safeguards... --- SecuPi Data Air-Locks offer a secured cross-border data collaboration and data-sharing while seamlessly addressing data privacy and sovereignty requirements on Cloud analytics platforms. SecuPi cross-border data access security offer a secured cross-border data collaboration and data-sharing while seamlessly addressing data privacy and sovereignty requirements on Cloud analytics platforms. SecuPi is cross-border data access security is specifically designed to enable organizations to keep cloud data always secured. Seamlessly enforcing data privacy, sovereignty, and security requirements in cross-cloud environments, SecuPi ensures the data is protected from ingestion to consumption, and is only decrypted in certain global locations and only for authorized users. This approach allows organizations to easily govern and control all data access and data-processing transactions while enforcing full Segregation of Duties (SoD) on their Cloud data platforms and analytical workloads, ensuring that clear-text data is NEVER accessible globally, but can only be decrypted locally, on a 'need-to-know' basis, at a certain country. SecuPi cross-border data access security offers a future-proof technology with enhanced data security posture and reduced TCO (Total Cost of Ownership). Want to learn more about how SecuPi cross-border data access security works? Download Whitepaper Why Use SecuPi Cross-border Data Access Security? Traditional encryption methods, such as Cloud cross-grained encryption andCloud analytics column-level encryption, are insufficient for addressing Segregation of Duties (SoD) requirements, making them available and within reach, for cloud administrators. Organizations relying on using the traditional External Functions for encrypting/decrypting data on cloud analytics platforms will, sooner or later, face a variety of challenges when trying to change the schema, creating views and managing access to the views based on various attributes - a cumbersome, costly, resource demanding and... --- SecuPi has developed a joint solution with Google Cloud, addressing requirements for cloud based data processing. With this solution, the SecuPi platform provides zero-code end-to-end data protection running on Google Cloud Confidential Computing. SecuPi for Google Cloud SecuPi has developed a joint solution with Google Cloud, addressing requirements for cloud-based data processing. With this solution, the SecuPi platform provides zero-code end-to-end data protection running on Google Cloud Confidential Computing. The unique benefits of this solution include De-Identification* and re-identification of sensitive regulated data within trusted environments (either on-prem or within Confidential Computing). Guaranteed end-to-end data protection – meaning that protected data can be utilized across all Google Cloud data services (including BigQuery, VertexAI etc) and is never accessible in clear text by unauthorized users. Format-preserving and type-preserving encryption preserves the utility and relevance of protected data for analytics and machine learning use-cases. Centralized and fine-grained Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) of all sensitive data across BigQuery, Bigtable, Cloud Spanner, Cloud SQL etc. Sensitive Data Activity Monitoring (DAM) with tamper-proof context-rich activity audit trails. Segregation of duties between Google Cloud (as the Cloud Provider) and SecuPi (as the Data Protection Provider). Flexible solution with support for Hybrid-Cloud & Multi-Cloud deployments. In this whitepaper, you can learn about the SecuPi & Google Cloud joint solution deployment architectures scenarios for hybrid-cloud and multi-cloud to provide organizations with maximum flexibility and freedom of choice. Download Whitepaper --- The SecuPi platform seamlessly integrates with Data Mesh tools (such asStarburst/Trino) providing automated enforcement of data access policies and data protection operations to quickly comply with real-life scenarios. The SecuPi platform seamlessly integrates with Data Mesh tools such as Starburst, Trino, Denodo, and Dremio, providing automated enforcement of data access policies and protection operations to meet real-life compliance scenarios. The SecuPi Management Console serves as a centralized control plane for data governance and security, featuring an intuitive UI-based administration interface. SecuPi leverages attributes from various sources across the organization to enforce consistent, contextual Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC), ensuring access is granted strictly on a need-to-know basis. SecuPi Native Enforcers are self-contained components that maintain and execute policies distributed by the Management Console in real time—consistently across data processing tools, data consumers, and platforms. Protecting Data in Data Mesh Data Mesh tools provide unified access to data sources, but lack a corresponding abstraction layer for security and access controls—leading to increased complexity and cost. To address this, the SecuPi Policy Enforcement Point is deployed on the Data Mesh provider cluster (e. g. , Starburst Coordinator). The Native Enforcer applies data access policies for each data consumer—human or machine—ensuring fine-grained, need-to-know access. A full transaction audit log is captured and displayed in real time via the SecuPi Management Console and can be exported to the organization’s SIEM/SOC for further processing and enrichment. Download our recent whitepaper and learn more about SecuPi for Data Mesh Download Whitepaper --- Zero trust cybersecurity architecture introduces new security concepts such as data centricity and conditional access to achieve the core concept of never trusting a request for data, applications, or resources. The US Department of Defense (DoD), recently released an update to its Zero Trust (ZT) Reference Architecture. The updated approach to cybersecurity has been updated to become data-centric and infuse ZT principles. The new architecture describes Enterprise standards and capabilities, while also highlighting some of the key reasons, imperatives and considerations for organizations to adopt a data-centric zero-trust strategy. Achieving Zero Trust with SecuPi Data Centric Security Platform Following the endorsement of zero-trust (ZT) by the White House the most recent work published by the DoD and NSA has extended the requirement from ZT enabled infrastructure into security applications and Data. Few notable data-centric requirements for a ZT architecture include: securing applications using Risk-adaptive Application Access using Attribute Based Access Control, Data Classification and tagging as well as Dynamic Data Masking and Encryption for data in-transit and at-rest. implement a single consolidated platform to address application and data security requirements, instead of deploying a fragmented set of point products, delivering siloed controls and relying on coding views with high implementation and maintenance costs. ensure end-to-end monitoring of every data and assets access transaction SecuPi provides the necessary controls for securing data and tools achieving ZT based on the DoD and NIST model providing a super-set of capabilities to address the application and analytical workload protection pillars as well as the... --- SecuPi & BigID Governance Enablement Platform BigID and SecuPi Data Security and Compliance Platform deliver zero-code policy enforcement to protect data. Critical Data is scattered across multiple data sources cross Cloud and hybrid, accessed using applications, analytics and direct DB tools to allow operations and better decision making. At the same time, data security and governance require real-time monitoring of all sensitive data access, de-identification/encryption and fine-grained “need-to-know” access controls. Your BigID deployment provides valuable insights on the whereabouts of your critical data, imposing fiduciary responsibility to protect it. SecuPi Data Protection platform is integrated with BigID classification, delivering data security & de-identification , as well as deletion and geo-fencing . SecuPi & BigID Full Integration SecuPi out-of-the-box integration with BigId data discovery platform and SecuPi's proven implementation methodology, organizations can quickly address multiple, complex data protection use cases Common use cases: Access Control & Enforcement - Access Control & Entitlement Enforcement, ensuring access to sensitive data granted only on a need-to-know basis over business applications, analytical tools, privileged users, etc. Data De-identification - Ensuring sensitive data is protected at-rest enables quick adoption of cloud platform with full SoD & Key Segregation as well as enhanced security for non-production environments. Data Privacy Right Enforcement - Enforcement of data subject rights (SDR) for CCPA, GDPR and similar, ensuring erasure (RTBF), consent and other requests applied across multiple data-stores and processing technologies --- SecuPi for Collibra Protect SecuPi for Collibra Protect enables your data stewards can safeguard your organizations data by easily creating policies that control access to data, de-identify sensitive data using FPE Encryption, tokenization and masking. In Snowflake, Databricks, Redshift and other cloud data sources there is data that needs to be secured while addressing data-sharing agreements, compliance with privacy and sovereignty laws. Use Collibra policies to empower your data stewards for faster data provisioning, and better data protection and governance. Here are the main benefits SecuPi can provide to Collibra: Extend Collibra Protect policies using SecuPi from Snowflake to all cross-cloud data platforms, Enable Self-Service Data Access for Users Simplify data access by leveraging Collibra Policies and workflows. Users can find datasets and get secure access in minutes instead of weeks. Build trust by staying on top of where sensitive data is stored and know who is accessing it with detailed auditing and reporting. --- SecuPi and Collibra Integration SecuPi provides Collibra customers with de-identification at-rest and in-use, real-time activity monitoring and fine-grained access control (ABAC) for all Cloud and on-prem environments. With SecuPi’s fine-grain data access controls, the data consumption is governed so that users get access only to data they are entitled to view, and no more. With Collibra Catalog integrated, the SecuPi enforcement points monitor and audit all sensitive user activity while applying fine-grained access controls (alerting, masking, filtering & encryption) across critical applications (Native Cloud & on-Prem) and Analytic environments (e. g. , Snowflake, BigQuery & Redshift) Collibra & SecuPi address all Data Governance requirements: fine-grained access control, de-identification at-rest (Tokenization, Format Preserving Encryption, retention-based deletion), and protection in-use (Policy-based Access Control, masking, filtering). SecuPi provides Collibra users with: Enhanced RBAC into ABAC in Collibra and other applications with zero code changes Real-time monitoring to all sensitive user activity Enhanced data protection includes Format Preserving Encryption, Tokenization, Dynamic and Physical Masking, Redaction and blocking of unauthorized requests How SecuPi works with Collibra? SecuPi Policy Server pulls context and attributes from multiple sources, applies policy using self-contained zero-code Native Enforcers that monitor sensitive data activity, control access and decrypt authorizes usage cross Cloud. SecuPi Native Enforcers configured on Collibra application servers continuously review every query to ensure the query conforms to the Users entitlements as defined by the data access governance rules. If the query does not confirm to policy for given users and attributes involved at the time, SecuPi automatically rewrites... --- SecuPi for AWS delivers centralized data security, privacy and regulatory compliance, column-level encryption and decryption, and full audit, monitoring, and control of sensitive data across AWS Bedrock, analytical on operational workloads with dynamic, policy-driven data protection that is easy to deploy and maintain. SecuPi for AWS delivers centralized data security, privacy and regulatory compliance, column-level encryption and decryption, and full audit, monitoring, and control of sensitive data across AWS Bedrock, analytical on operational workloads with dynamic, policy-driven data protection that is easy to deploy and maintain. AWS Coverage SecuPi secures sensitive data across the AWS analytics and data stack, including: Amazon Bedrock Amazon Redshift (provisioned & serverless) Amazon RDS / Aurora, SQL and no-SQL databases Amazon S3 AWS Glue (ingestion and ETL pipelines) Amazon Athena EMR / Spark Lift-and-shift analytics applications, BI tools, and web-based query interfaces SecuPi discovers sensitive data, monitors user activity in real time, and enforces anonymization, encryption, and access control policies - centrally and consistently - across ingestion, storage, and consumption layers. How SecuPi Protects AWS Analytics SecuPi applies a mix-and-match protection model to balance security and usability: Audit, monitor, and apply UEBA on remaining sensitive columns to prevent misuse and privileged abuse Attribute-Based Access Control based on user and data attributes Encrypt at rest for highly sensitive fields (e. g. PAN, SSN, National ID) Encrypt in-use or dynamically mask moderately sensitive data (e. g. salary, email, phone) This approach avoids over-encryption while maintaining compliance and analytics performance. SecuPi Enforcement Deployment Options (application transparent Changes) To transparently protect AWS analytics workloads, SecuPi supports multiple enforcement methods: ODBC / JDBC / native driver bridges for Redshift, RDS, Athena, and BI tools Transparent Application overlays (instrumentation agents) Reverse proxies for data platforms and API traffic These options enable protection of: Ingestion... --- What is South Africa's POPIA? South Africa leads the continent on data privacy with POPIA which is similar in scope to GDPR and a plethora of other national privacy regulations described on this web page. South Africa passed the Protection of Personal Information Act in 2013. The Act included a timeline for establishing government oversight of compliance and time for organizations to comply (until 2020) which was extended another year. The one-year extended grace period to fully comply with the POPI Act ended on 30 June 2021. POPIA was originally passed on 19 November 2013. Compliance with Section 1, Part A of Chapter 5, section 112, and section 113 was required as of 11 April 2014. Chapter 5 focused on establishing the government regulatory organization (Information Regulator) and apparatus. The Information Regulator provides enforcement and oversight of POPIA and holds wide-ranging powers including: Education, Awareness and Training on Data Protection Monitoring and Enforcement of compliance with POPIA Consulting on data protection Receiving & processing complaints from Data Subjects or other parties regarding data protection Research regarding privacy and data protection Issuing and enforcing a Code of Conduct Facilitating cross border cooperation in the enforcement of privacy laws The commencement date of the other sections was 1 July 2020, except for sections 110, 114. POPIA compliance was further extended until 1 July 2021, but full compliance is now mandatory for all companies doing business in South Africa or processing personal data within South Africa’s borders. Your business may be global, but... --- The Privacy Act (1993, updated 2020) In June 2020, New Zealand’s parliament passed the country’s Privacy Bill, which will update the country’s data protection practices for the first time in more than a generation. The bill, which replaces the 1993 Privacy Act, includes GDPR-like measures such as data breach reporting requirements and increased fines for non-compliance. The extraterritorial scope of the Privacy Act means that overseas businesses or organizations carrying on business in New Zealand will be subject to the Act's privacy obligations, even if they do not have a physical presence in New Zealand. This will particularly affect online businesses. How SecuPi Helps: SecuPi fully supports Consent and Preference Management (Opt-In/Opt-Out) with Dynamic Masking, Row Filtering, Anonymization, Pseudonymization and Redaction of PII. SecuPi’s Logical Deletion and full life cycle data retention management capabilities simplify compliance with APPI and other national data privacy regulations Right of Erasure, Right To Be Forgotten (RTBF), Restriction of Use and other Consent and Preference Management processes. --- What is CMMC 2. 0? Cybersecurity threats targeting sensitive data like Intellectual Property (IP) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) are increasingly prevalent, costing the global economy hundreds of billions annually. The U. S. Department of Defense (DoD) and the Military Defense Industrial Base (DIB) are prime targets for these attacks, which could undermine national security and economic stability. To combat this threat, the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) framework was developed. Initially launched in March 2020, CMMC is now updated as CMMC 2. 0, simplifying and strengthening cybersecurity compliance for organizations handling Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and FCI. CMMC 2. 0 impacts over 200,000 DIB companies, who must now undergo third-party audits to ensure they meet cybersecurity standards and are eligible to participate in DoD contracts. This compliance is essential for reducing the risk of data breaches and ensuring the confidentiality of sensitive data, such as CUI, PII, and other government-held information. The core objective of CMMC is to elevate cybersecurity practices across the DIB, reduce the risk of data theft, and improve the protection of CUI and PII. This includes implementing strong access controls to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive data, improving incident response, and enhancing overall data security practices. CMMC 2. 0 Updates and Key Changes The transition from CMMC 1. 0 to CMMC 2. 0 brings significant updates, focusing on streamlining compliance and aligning with existing NIST standards. Key changes include: Consolidated Levels: CMMC 2. 0 reduces the model from five levels to three: Level 1 (Foundational):... --- How real-time and centralized monitoring, auditing, and user behavior analysis mitigates the risks of a remote workforce Response to the coronavirus pandemic is mandating millions of people around the world to self-quarantine and work from home (WFH). This dramatic shift in work practice increases the risk to business continuity by forcing companies to switch to typically less secure remote network access in their aim to ensure that business systems are still available to WFH employees. The risks of the WFH paradigm In the attempt to ensure ongoing productivity, remote employees are often granted access to data and systems by using business applications that are not designed to grant the protection required by remote access. This renders the systems and files that contain regulated personal customer data, as well as sensitive business information – highly vulnerable to misuse and leakage. CIOs, DPOs, Application Owners, and Risk Officers are faced with the challenge of how to mitigate this risk and ensure that remote access to data and applications is not abused by unwitting or malicious insiders and that this data will not be hijacked by hackers. How SecuPi mitigates the risk? SecuPi, a leading provider of data protection solutions, delivers an offering that mitigates the risk of a WFH paradigm to data protection and business continuity. This offering enables real-time and centralized monitoring, auditing, and user behavior analysis for home-workers. This way organizations can leverage a fine-grained audit trail regarding sensitive data and transactions across any business application. The solution can also... --- What is Japan's APPI? The Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI), which is one of the first data regulations in Asia, was updated in May 2017 after a series of data breaches took place in Japan. The change in legislation happened a year ahead of EU GDPR, and both Japan and the European Union agreed to recognize each other’s data regulations as providing well-rounded protection to data subjects. APPI applies to organizations who are located within the boarders as well as those with offices abroad, and who offer goods and services in Japan and handle personal sensitive data of Japanese people. This means that just like GDPR, APPI also has an extra-territorial reach which allows it to oblige organizations that process personal data to also comply with it. Companies from a wide range of areas such as baking, retail, telco fall under the APPI and could face penalties up to $4600 or up to a year imprisonment for failing to comply with certain requirements. Requirements Right of Access to Data: Upon request, organizations are required to notify data subjects of the purpose of their personal data. Additionally, if an individual requests an organization to disclose the retained personal data which could eventually lead to its identification, the organization must meet the request with no delay. How SecuPi Helps: To enforce the right to object, for any purpose, SecuPi can use any condition to avoid processing of application processes, including a parameter where a data subject requested not to... --- What is Canada's PIPEDA? Canada has always been one of the pioneers of data protection. It enacted the PIPEDA in 2000 and strengthened it with a new privacy act in 2015, which the requirements inspired the GDPR and came into force in 2018. The law applies to Canadian organizations from the private sector uniquely, who collect, disclose or use customer’s personal information in the course of a commercial activity. Enterprises must obtain the consent from the individuals for the use or disclosure of their personal information, while customers have the right to access their data at any time. Due to the presence of other provincial privacy laws, PIPEDA does not apply to all organizations across Canada. Organizations from a wide range of sectors such as travel, insurance, telco are all subject to the new law and can face severe punishment if they do not respect it. In fact, fines of up to $100k are applicable. Requirements Right of Access to Data: Under PIPEDA, organizations are required, upon request, to inform the customers of the existence, disclosure, and use of their personal information and to give them access to this information as well as to a list of third-parties with whom some information has been shared. How SecuPi Helps: To enforce the right to object, for any purpose, SecuPi can use any condition to avoid processing of application processes, including a parameter where a data subject requested not to be processed – thus preventing any access or manipulation of the subject’s... --- What is the Nevada Privacy Law? Nevada has marked itself as a pioneer by following California’s footsteps and becoming the second state to approve new privacy laws aimed at protecting the consumers information. The new legislation requires owners and operators of internet websites as well as online commercial providers to allow consumers the right to opt-out of the sale of their personal information. Since no specific effective date has been chosen, the law will come into effect on October 1st, 90 days prior to California’s CCPA. Companies from a wide range of sectors such as retail, telecom, insurance will be subject to the new law and can face temporary or permanent injunction as well as penalties of up to $7500 per violation. Last but not least, the new legislation contains many exemptions, for example, healthcare and financial institutions who are subject to HIPAA and GLBA, respectively. What are its main points? Consent and Right to Opt Out As it is mentioned in the CCPA, Nevada consumers will also have the option to opt-out of the sale of their personal information, which includes certain items that were collected through an online service or a website: telephone number, social security number, physical address, etc. The operators are required to include a privacy notice, which will describe the type of personal information collected as well as the third-parties with whom they intend to share the information with. Organizations will have to create a request address where consumers will have the opportunity to submit... --- What is Soft Deletion? SecuPi application overlay enables to define policies to hide personal data of customers that have indicated their wish to be deleted, without actually deleting their records in the database. This is referred as “Soft Deletion” and is achieved using SecuPi overlay intercepting personal data flows and processes across business applications, DBA and development tools. SecuPi policies apply customer data redaction/hiding within processing of data flows, pseudonymization, dynamic masking or blocking of requests – thus suppressing customer data access of those who asked to be forgotten. Why is Soft Deletion used for Right to be Forgotten? Retention Period SecuPi is applying the erasure using soft deletion process: defining policies in SecuPi to redact the individual from all processing and data-flows where SecuPi has been configured. This is especially relevant during the retention period in which data must be kept for legal and tax purposes, usually for a 7-10 years. In this case, physical deletion of the individual records will not be performed and access to the individual records might be granted on a ‘need-to-know’ basis (e. g. , only for approved situation by the regulator/DPO). After the retention period, SecuPi can apply physical deletion or anonymization of the individual records, while sustaining referential integrity of the data. Big Data Information Deletion Soft deletion for article 17 is also applied in cases where data cannot be deleted for technical reasons such in big data environments where deletion is technically impossible, or in archival systems where deletion is implausible... --- On February 28th, 2019, the National Legislative Assembly approved the Thailand Personal data protection Act (PDPA) after almost twenty years in the making. The act will pass into a law after it receives royal endorsement. The PDPA aims to govern data protection and will use GDPR as a blueprint, adopting some of the largest European articles to the Thai context. What is Thailand's PDPA? After nearly 10 years in the making, Thailand’s personal Data Protection Act is now effective since 27 May 2019. Organizations will be given a year to comply with the new regulation. The PDPA aims to govern data protection and will use GDPR as a blueprint, adopting some of the largest European articles to the Thai context. The policy contains an extra-territorial reach where data processors/controllers whose processing activities relate to Thai Data subjects, will also be required to comply with the PDPA, even if they’re not located in the country. Organizations that deal with critical information infrastructure will be subject to the Cybersecurity Act which aims to address cyber threats and national security. Companies from a large number of industries such as retail, finance, travel, who collect and process personal data both in and outside Thailand will be required to comply with the PDPA, and penalties for non-compliance are severe. What are the penalties? The PDPA imposes penalties for non-compliance. It is punishable with administrative fines (up to THB 5 million), criminal penalties (imprisonment up to one year and/or fines up to THB 1 million), and punitive damages up to twice the amount of the actual damages. Furthermore, civil damages under the PDPA can be multiplied as Thailand now allows data owners to bring a class action lawsuit. The director of a company could also be subject to penalties under the PDPA. Requirements Consents management: Data controllers must obtain consent for personal information processing. These requests... --- SecuPi enables organizations using Snowflake to safely upload and store encrypted data to Snowflake while meeting privacy and security requirement Companies choose to utilize Snowflake for its analytics capabilities and other beneficial cloud offerings. However, moving data to the cloud poses security risks and demands to follow stricter privacy and data cross-border requirements, especially when the data contains personal and sensitive customer information. The privacy requirements have grown rampant and spread widely across the globe following the inception of GDPR in Europe. California had followed with its CCPA law and other countries have adopted their own similar versions of these regulations (including Mexico’s Federal Data Protection Law, LGPD in Brazil, the Personal Data Protection Bill in India, Australia's Privacy Principle and Data Privacy Act in the Philippines. ) In addition, multi-national organizations looking to leverage cloud data platforms for analytics are facing not only the challenges of GDPR, CCPA and other privacy regulations but also data sovereignty. In such cases, the notion of de-identification is further enhanced with the need for Segregation of Duties (SoD) and Key Segregation -- two important elements at the core of data-sharing and global data operations. A natural solution would be to encrypt the data on Snowflake, but that requires uploading and storing exposed personal data to Snowflake, causing a potential violation of privacy and security requirements. SecuPi developed a solution for this challenge by encrypting data on-prem, before it's uploaded to Snowflake. This allows uploading encrypted data safely to Snowflake (without violating privacy requirements and security needs) and still enjoying the benefits of cloud analytics. Once the data analysis is said and done, it... --- The "Australia Privacy principle" was voted in 1988 and intends to protect the personal information of local residents. New regulations were added to it in 2017 in response to the numerous data breaches that took place in the region. The legislation applies to private sector entities with an annual turnover of at least AU$3 million, and all Commonwealth Government and Australian Capital Territory Government agencies. Organizations from various sectors such as insurance, telecom, healthcare are all subject to the law and can face serious penalties if they do not respect it. What is the Australia Privacy principle? The "Australia Privacy principle" was voted in 1988 and intends to protect the personal information of local residents. New regulations were added to it in 2017 in response to the numerous data breaches that took place in the region. The legislation applies to private sector entities with an annual turnover of at least AU$3 million, and all Commonwealth Government and Australian Capital Territory Government agencies. Organizations from various sectors such as insurance, telecom, healthcare are all subject to the law and can face serious penalties if they do not respect it. In fact, the Privacy Commissioner and the Courts may impose fines of up to AU$420,000 for an individual and AU$2. 1 million for corporations, for serious or repeated interferences with the privacy of individuals. Requirements Right of Access to Data / Copies of Data: The Australian data privacy laws provide individuals the right to access their data and sets out timeframes within which organizations must respond. How SecuPi Helps: To enforce the right to object, for any purpose, SecuPi can use any condition to avoid processing of application processes, including a parameter where a data subject requested not to be processed – thus preventing any access or manipulation of the subject’s data. SecuPi enables companies to cease processing part or all of the data about a data subject, without specialist development or specialist configuration, on any system where SecuPi is installed Furthermore, SecuPi dramatically simplifies rollback of changes, or further tweaks to processing... --- In the last two decades, data breaches became a real threat to the people and the Mexican authority understood it well. The Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data held by Private Parties, also called “the law”, was approved by the Mexican congress and came into action on July 6, 2010. The new regulation applies to private individuals and legal entities who process data on the Mexican territory, and use mean located in Mexico to process personal information. What is Mexico's Federal Data Protection Law? In the last two decades, data breaches became a real threat to the people and the Mexican authority understood it. The Federal Law on the Protection of Personal Data held by Private Parties, also called “the law”, was approved by the Mexican congress and came into action on July 6, 2010. The regulation applies to private individuals and legal entities who process data on the Mexican territory, and use mean located in Mexico to process personal information. A large number of companies from different sectors such as retail, insurance, travel are subject to the law and are obliged to follow it. The Mexican regulatory body is allowed to perform on-site inspections and control the organization’s facilities to verify that they comply with the law. Violations of the regulation may result in monetary penalties up to 320,000 times the minimum wage and up to 5 years of imprisonment. Requirements Right of Access to Data / Copies of Data: Data owners have the right to access and consult their personal information that is held by the data controller at any time they request. How SecuPi Helps: To enforce the right to object, for any purpose, SecuPi can use any condition to avoid processing of application processes, including a parameter where a data subject requested not to be processed – thus preventing any access or manipulation of the subject’s data. SecuPi enables companies to cease processing part or all of the data about a data subject,... --- An Act to provide for the processing of digital personal data in a manner that recognizes both the right of individuals to protect their personal data and the need to process such personal data for lawful purposes and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. What is India's DIGITAL PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION ACT (DPDP), 2023? The DIGITAL PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION ACT (DPDP), 2023 is designed to address this gap by providing a framework for the processing of digital personal data. It aims to balance the recognition of individuals' right to protect their personal data with the necessity to process such data for lawful purposes and related matters. WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT? This bill represents a step change for how protection of personal and sensitive information needs to be managed, as it applies to the processing of digital personal data within and outside India where such data is collected online, or collected offline and is digitized. The central government will establish the Data Protection Board of India to adjudicate on non-compliance with the provisions of the Bill. Want to learn more about how SecuPi helps orgnizations address India's DPDP? Download Whitepaper BILL HIGHLIGHTS The bill tries to balance the inherent, delicate relationship resulting from the individual right to privacy, and the needs and benefits of such processing. Personal data may be processed only for a lawful purpose upon consent of an individual. Consent may not be required when data is voluntarily shared data by the individual or processed by the State for permits, licenses, benefits, and services. Data fiduciaries will be obligated to maintain the accuracy of data, keep data secure, and delete data once its purpose has been met. Individual rights under the bill include the right to obtain information, seek correction and erasure,... --- The Data Privacy Act was approved in 2012 and provides a framework for regulating the processing and storage of particularly personal and sensitive data in the Philippines. What is the Data privacy Act? During the last decade, the Philippines has experienced an unprecedented growth in IT, digital economy as well as social media participation which influenced the government’s decision to protect the privacy of individuals and ensure the free flow of information. The Data Privacy Act was approved in 2012 and provides a framework for regulating the processing and storage of particularly personal and sensitive data, given the new ways of information exchange that have opened up and continue to open up in this era. The law has an extra-territorial jurisdiction where businesses that are based in, carry out business in or process sensitive data collected or held by an entity in the Philippines are subject to the regulation. Organizations from the banking, retail, IT sectors that have branches, or that use equipment located in the Philippines are required to comply with the legislation and protect their customers’ sensitive information. The Filipino regulatory has the right to fine entities who do not respect the regulation up to $79,000 depending on the type of infraction. Criminals also risk up to 6 years of imprisonment. Requirements Right to Access: Any entity possessing any personal information must provide the data subject with a description of such data in its possession, as well as the purposes for which they are to be or are being processed. Furthermore, other details regarding the processing of the data may be obtained, such as the period for which the data will be stored, and the... --- Brazil had approved the new regulation about personal data protection which will come into action at the beginning of 2020. The Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD) adds a new legal framework for the use of personal information both online and offline, in the private and public sectors. What is the LGPD? Following the global privacy trend, Brazil has approved the new regulation about personal data protection which will come into effect in August 2020. Although Brazil already had a solid basis with legal norms at the federal level, the Brazilian General Data Protection Law (LGPD) will add a new legal framework for the use of personal information both online and offline, in the private and public sectors. The new law applies to companies that have branches in Brazil, offer goods and services to the local market, and collect as well as process “data subject” information in the country. Organizations from a wide range of sectors such as banking, telecom, healthcare are all subject to the new law and can face severe sanctions in case of noncompliance. The LGPD allows for fines up to $12. 2M USD and total prohibition of processing in certain cases. Requirements Right of Access: Personal data of data subjects must be stored in a format supporting the exercise of the right of access and only provided on receipt of a “verifiable consumer request. ” How SecuPi Helps: SecuPi can use any condition to avoid processing of application processes, including a parameter where a data subject requested not to be processed – thus preventing any access or manipulation of the subject’s data. SecuPi enables companies to cease processing part or all of the data about a data subject, without specialist development or specialist configuration, on any system where SecuPi is installed. Furthermore, SecuPi dramatically... --- SecuPi enables SIEM solutions to monitor the real end goal of the attacker — the applications and data. SecuPi can feed data to any SIEM system and send alerts, thus enriching the SIEM with actual sensitive data exposed and/or high value transactions performed by the user/IP/device. SecuPi provides business impact information to SIEM on which data was exposed. The alerts sent to the SIEM rely on highly accurate User Behavior Analytics (UBA) and Machine Learning based decisions. SecuPi enables SIEM solutions to monitor the real end goal of the attacker — the applications and data. SecuPi can feed data to any SIEM system and send alerts, thus enriching the SIEM with actual sensitive data exposed and/or high-value transactions performed by the user/IP/device. SecuPi provides business impact information to SIEM on which data was exposed. The alerts sent to the SIEM rely on highly accurate User Behavior Analytics (UBA) and Machine Learning based decisions. --- SecuPi enables organizations to reclaiming control and visibility over your cloud applications in order to protect your data and comply with privacy regulations. Move To The Cloud Safely With SecuPi As a result of today's technological advancements, it is likely that your organization has moved at least some, if not most, of its applications to the cloud. With the benefits of moving to the cloud, there are apparent security risks, one of which is losing visibility and controls over applications and sensitive data. SecuPi helps you close this gap by putting back the power in your hands and reclaiming control and visibility over your application in order to protect your data and comply with regulations. By deploying the SecuPi overlay on the application, SecuPi provides real-time monitoring, comprehensive audit capabilities, and security policies to secure data and ensure that it is accessed on a need-to-know basis, so only allowed personnel will be able to access sensitive information. Lift And Shift Made Easy SecuPi makes application Lift-and-Shift project simple and safe. By supporting the Hybrid mode, the SecuPi overlay can be simultaneously deployed both on-prem and on the cloud, enabling to define configurations and rules without doing the same job twice. Reach For The Sky With SecuPi All the functionalities in the SecuPi platform can be applied to applications in the cloud including Discovering sensitive data without technical knowledge, monitoring and auditing data access and applying data protection at rest and in motion. SecuPi can also interact with native SaaS applications. --- SecuPi supports services on the cloud such as data lakes and serverless data, enabling organizations to reclaim control over their data. Companies are progressively transferring their data to data lakes and Big data. While moving data to the cloud offers numerous advantages, storing data in the cloud introduce new risk factors. With that being said, organizations are still responsible to protect your personal customer's information and comply with privacy regulations. SecuPi supports services on the cloud such as data lakes and serverless data, enabling organizations to reclaim control over their data. SecuPi monitors sensitive data access in real time and identifies sensitive operations done on it. It then enforces data protection rules validating that only verified user can access this data. It can be deployed on GCP, Azure, AWS and other cloud services. SecuPi can provide the same capabilities on the cloud as on-prem by protecting data at-rest and in-motion, via anonymization, dynamic masking, logical deletion or encryption, all of which can be applied using SecuPi encryption or third-party encryption vendors. --- SecuPi augments business applications with the capabilities for meeting GDPR requirements, including ‘Right to be forgotten’, ‘Data Minimization’, ‘Consent’ and ‘Records of Processing Activities’ without code changes and within days per application. SecuPi enables easy discovery of sensitive data subjects and data flows across business applications. SecuPi’s Discovery methodology enables automatic (data-source), semi-supervised (data-flow) and supervised (screen-based) discovery and classification with unprecedented accuracy. SecuPi supports classification of both structured and unstructured data: Structured Data: SecuPi Classification is done by using the agent to record a business user’s activity within the application. While the user interacts with the application, all data access is recorded with full lineage from the screen to the table/column level. Interactive Tool allows selecting sensitive information in the application pages and giving them risk score. Unstructured Data: SecuPi enables to classify unstructured data and files as they are exported from the applications. Considering that most of the unstructured data within organizations is generated through applications with access to sensitive data, SecuPi enables organizations to classify the majority their unstructured data as it is generated. These approaches enable classifying the most sensitive data in an application in a matter of hours. --- The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a legislation imposed on Californian companies in order to protect its consumer's privacy. It regulates the way organizations collect and store consumer personal information. The CCPA goes into force on January 1, 2020 and will hold companies accountable for protecting their consumers' data, focusing mainly on profiting from the sale of personal consumer information without their knowledge or consent. What is CPRA? The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), which came into effect on January 1, 2023, is an amendment to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). It enhances consumer privacy rights and imposes stricter requirements on businesses that collect, process, and share personal data of California residents. The CPRA introduces new rights, expands existing ones, and establishes the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) to enforce the law. The CPRA emphasizes six core consumer privacy rights: Right to Know what personal information is being collected and how it is used and shared Right to Delete personal information collected by the business Right to Correct inaccurate personal information Right to Opt-Out of the sale or sharing of personal information Right to Limit Use and Disclosure of sensitive personal information Right to Access collected data in a portable format Additionally, the CPRA places a strong focus on sensitive personal information, including data like precise geolocation, health data, financial account information, and racial or ethnic origin. Consumers have the right to limit how such data is used and disclosed. The law also requires businesses to implement reasonable security measures, perform regular risk assessments for high-risk data processing activities, and ensure that third parties and service providers meet similar obligations. How does SecuPi enable CPRA Compliance? SecuPi provides a data-centric platform that helps organizations meet CPRA compliance requirements quickly and effectively across hundreds of applications—without code changes and in a matter of days. SecuPi supports CPRA compliance through: Data Discovery & Mapping: Identifying where... --- The SOX act of 2002 is a U.S. federal law that established requirements for all U.S. management, public accounting firms and company boards. SOX was created with the intent of protecting the general public and the shareholders from accounting mistakes and malicious activities in enterprises and improve the accuracy of corporate announcements. SecuPi developed a technology enabling U.S. companies to easily meet the SOX requirements act and be compliant within a few days and with no development efforts. What is the SOX? The SOX act of 2002 is a U. S. federal law that established requirements for all U. S. management, public accounting firms and company boards. SOX was created with the intent of protecting the general public and the shareholders from accounting mistakes and malicious activities in enterprises and improve the accuracy of corporate announcements. SecuPi developed a technology enabling U. S. companies to easily meet the SOX requirements act and be compliant within a few days and with no development efforts. --- Personal identifiable information is any types of information that when combined with other relevant data could help identify individuals in context. Due to the wealth of information provided by big data, there has been a significant rise in malicious activities, which has raised concerns over how companies handle the personal data of their customers. SecuPi created a platform that enables to maximize the protection of PII on high-risk application. Companies deploy SecuPi to protect their customers' sensitive data by ensuring that data is accessed on a need-to-know basis while protecting from careless and malicious abuse. What is PII? Personal identifiable information is any types of information that when combined with other relevant data could help identify individuals in context. Due to the wealth of information provided by big data, there has been a significant rise in malicious activities, which has raised concerns over how companies handle the personal data of their customers. SecuPi created a platform that enables to maximize the protection of PII on high-risk application. Companies deploy SecuPi to protect their customers' sensitive data by ensuring that data is accessed on a need-to-know basis while protecting from careless and malicious abuse. --- The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is a set of security standards that apply to any organization that accepts, process, stores and transmits credit card information. What is the PCI-DSS? The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) is a set of security standards that apply to any organization that accepts, process, stores and transmits credit card information. The goal of this regulation is to ensure that companies understand and implement new technologies for creating secure payment solutions. SecuPi developed a technology that enables enterprises to discover, monitor and store their customers' sensitive data and ensure that the data is accessed on a need-to-know basis. SecuPi helps organizations fully or partially meet in preparing and passing a PCI-DSS compliance audit. SecuPi has many customers leveraging our data protection and privacy compliance solution for PCI-DSS compliance along with compliance with many other data privacy regulations such as GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA and many more national or industry-specific data privacy regulations. This whitepaper provides a detailed outline of each of the PCI-DSS compliance requirements and explains how SecuPi helps organizations address these requirements. Want to learn more about how SecuPi helps comply with PCI-DSS? Download Whitepaper Watch our webinar on how to Automate PCI 4. 0 Compliance With Zero-Code Tokenization --- The HIPAA act is regulation designed to protect the privacy and security of individuals' health information while encouraging companies to adopt new technologies to improve the quality and efficiency of patient care. SecuPi developed a solution that helps companies discover and improve the way they handle their customers' sensitive health-related data by defining rules and providing access on a need-to-know basis. What is the HIPAA? The HIPAA act is regulation designed to protect the privacy and security of individuals' health information while encouraging companies to adopt new technologies to improve the quality and efficiency of patient care. SecuPi developed a solution that helps companies discover and improve the way they handle their customers' sensitive health-related data by defining rules and providing access on a need-to-know basis. --- SecuPi enables easy discovery of sensitive data subjects and data flows across business applications. SecuPi’s Discovery methodology enables automatic (data-source), semi-supervised (data-flow) and supervised (screen-based) discovery and classification with unprecedented accuracy. SecuPi enables easy discovery of sensitive data subjects and data flows across business applications. SecuPi’s Discovery methodology enables automatic (data-source), semi-supervised (data-flow) and supervised (screen-based) discovery and classification with unprecedented accuracy. The SecuPi Data Security Platform has the ability to scan data platforms to discover and classify the data in order to know how to protect it. This SecuPi capability focuses on understanding the data format, the data sensitivity, and the data category. These attributes are then used to authorize access and decide how to de-identify the data. It also provides a quick way to validate your data classification in parallel with other data discovery solutions you may employ. SecuPi’s Classification Engine enables the creation of a sensitive data catalog based on your organizationally defined classifications. This process involves scanning both metadata and sample data. The sampling process includes adjustable parameters to strike the right balance between accuracy and performance (e. g. , the sample size can be set by the number of rows or as a percentage of the total rows in the table). SecuPi includes dozens of built-in classifiers for various types of PII, PCI, and PHI data elements. Integration with Data Governance Technology SecuPi can import data classifications from technologies such as Collibra, BigID, Alation, Microsoft Purview and others to support your security policies based on the nature and sensitivity of the data, or any other relevant attribute about the data. As this data is updated, the SecuPi policies can be updated automatically to support continued and... --- Dynamic Data Masking offers a flexible and powerful capability to mask sensitive data in real-time without affecting the data itself. SecuPi provides full control over which sensitive data will be masked for any specified user. Dynamic Data Masking offers a flexible and powerful capability to mask sensitive data in real-time without affecting the data itself. SecuPi provides full control over which sensitive data will be masked for any specified user. For instance, instead of being presented with a full Social Security Number (123-45-6789), an employee will only see a partial set of digits followed by ‘X’s (123-XX-XXXX). This can be applied to any sensitive field whether it’s Social Security Number, date of birth, monetary information and transactions. Dynamic Data Masking offers a quick and powerful solution that requires no technological overhead. --- SecuPi runs real-time analysis to detect malicious activity and fraud based on single user activity, multiple users and velocity based comparisons. SecuPi’s technology solves the challenge of spotting the real threat among countless requests. By combining peer comparison and user’s comparison to self, SecuPi analyzes and determines the relative risk score of the user. An abnormally high risk score would send trigger an alert that would be recognized as suspicious user activity. SecuPi runs real-time analysis to detect malicious activity and fraud based on single user activity, multiple users and velocity based comparisons. SecuPi’s technology solves the challenge of spotting the real threat among countless requests. By combining peer comparison and user’s comparison to self, SecuPi analyzes and determines the relative risk score of the user. An abnormally high risk score would send trigger an alert that would be recognized as suspicious user activity. --- SecuPi provides extensive and easy to interpret auditing reports that can be assessed by auditors and regulators. Obtain full contextual evidence and forensics of breach attempts and malicious user activity. Every user action can be recorded, stored and later be retrieved for forensics. This data can be encrypted or masked for privacy regulations. Gain full visibility into data access and usage—at scale, across all environments. SecuPi’s Real-Time Monitoring and User & Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) solution gives security teams the tools to detect, investigate, and respond to insider threats, privileged abuse, and suspicious access to sensitive data—without relying on network taps or database logs. SecuPi provides extensive and easy to interpret auditing reports that can be assessed by auditors and regulators. Obtain full contextual evidence and forensics of breach attempts and malicious user activity. Every user action can be recorded, stored and later be retrieved for forensics. This data can be encrypted or masked for privacy regulations. Complete Visibility, No Blind Spots Track every user interaction with sensitive data—structured or unstructured—across databases, applications, and cloud platforms. SecuPi records what data was accessed, by whom, from where, using what tool, and for what purpose. Monitor all data access (SQL and UI) in real-time Detect abnormal behavior through advanced behavioral baselining Trace user activity down to individual rows and actions Built-In UEBA to Detect the Unknown SecuPi’s native UEBA engine learns normal patterns of access and flags deviations that may indicate compromised credentials, malicious insiders, or policy violations. Identify unusual data volume extractions Flag access outside business hours or geographic norms Detect lateral movement and privilege escalation Native Integration Unlike traditional DAM tools, SecuPi operates without the need for network sniffing, proxies, or heavyweight agents. It integrates natively with your databases and applications, providing unmatched coverage and context. No performance impact on production systems Works... --- To support the need for agility and ever-faster development cycles, organizations are able to provision a development, test or training production-like environments on-demand within minutes. Non-Production Masking Secure, compliant development and testing—at the speed your business demands. To meet the need for fast-paced development, testing, and training, organizations often provision production-like environments on-demand—sometimes within minutes. But existing data masking solutions can’t keep up. The Challenge with Legacy Masking Traditional masking tools require: Weeks to implement and integrate Manual masking for each new environment Hours of processing for every data refresh High costs, operational complexity, and data corruption risks This slows down innovation and increases the risk of exposing sensitive customer data in non-production environments. How SecuPi Solves It SecuPi streamlines the process of masking and provisioning secure non-production environments—with minimal overhead and no data movement. Rapid implementation—deployed in hours, not weeks On-demand masking—ready within minutes of provisioning No physical data movement or duplication required Applies dynamic masking, hiding, or nulling of sensitive fields Safe and Compliant by Design SecuPi ensures non-production environments remain fully functional for developers, DBAs, and test users—while removing risk: Customer PII, payment details, and sensitive fields are masked or erased Data integrity and referential consistency are preserved Complies with GDPR, CPRA, HIPAA, and other data protection regulations Built for Modern Development Unlike physical masking solutions, SecuPi enables cost-effective, fast, and repeatable provisioning of safe, production-like environments—supporting agile, DevOps, and CI/CD workflows without compromise. --- SecuPi provides the capability to centrally control sensitive data access on a “need to know” basis. Set rules and apply policies to determine who can access which sensitive data across your high-risk applications. SecuPi can prevent access to sensitive data by either dynamic masking, redaction, tokenization, or blocking; all without affecting the data, network, applications or databases. SecuPi provides the capability to centrally control sensitive data access on a “need to know” basis. Set rules and apply policies to determine who can access which sensitive data across your high-risk applications. SecuPi can prevent access to sensitive data by either dynamic masking, redaction, tokenization, or blocking; all without affecting the data, network, applications or databases. --- --- ## Pages WEBINAR Modernizing DAM: Why full visibility no longer requires Database Agents or Native Database Logging It’s time to move beyond legacy DAMModernize and de-risk: Move away from destabilizing kernel-agents that risk your entire server infrastructure. Secure your data without the risk of OS-level downtime. End the maintenance nightmare: Legacy DAM is a resource sink. Maintaining 1,000 kernel-level agents typically requires 150 physical or virtual appliances and a dedicated team of 5-10 full-time DAM experts. Reduce operational complexity: End the cycle of complex installs and constant tuning required by legacy kernel-level agents. Transition to a, non-intrusive architecture that protects your data at the speed of modern business. The goal: Transition from a legacy "audit-only" headache to a stable, modern platform that ensures 99. 99% uptime and zero risk to your critical OS layersDiscover how to: Capture remote and local DB activity without the risks of kernel-level agents, gateways and native DB logs. Deploy in days, not months, across complex hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Reduce DAM costs by over 70% while maintaining full audit reporting and compliance. Who Should Attend:Security engineers, privacy architects, platform owners, and anyone working hands-on with data security, access control, or policy operations. April 30, 2026   Time: 10:00am ET / 16:00 CET Register Now Register Now --- Partner Information Pack SecuPi Collateral Request We are happy to provide our partners with the most up-to-date collateral. In order to obtain access to the materials, please fill out the below form for each of your reps Register Here --- WEBINAR SecuPi Innovation Circle Customer PanelFrom Monitoring to Prevention: Rethinking Database Activity Management Join your peers in a panel discussion to explore real-world approaches to moving beyond traditional database activity monitoring toward prevention-first, identity-aware database security. This session brings together technical professionals from Keybank, Northern Trust and Corner bank to share insights, ask questions, and exchange lessons learned from real-world deployments. What you’ll hear: Why monitoring-only DAM falls short in real-world environments What triggered the shift from detection to prevention Lessons learned replacing legacy DAM approaches How identity-aware access changes database security Practical insights from production environments Who Should Attend:Security engineers, privacy architects, platform owners, and anyone working hands-on with SecuPi for masking, access control, or policy operations. April 28, 2026 Time: 10:00am ET / 16:00 CET Register Now Register Now --- From "Agent Tax" to Strategic Agility The SecuPi Difference Legacy DAM solutions like Imperva were built for an era of static, on-premise data centers, relying on hundreds of intrusive kernel-level agents that create operational fragility and high maintenance overhead. SecuPi disrupts this model with a Database-Transparent architecture. By utilizing a silent-install plug-in, SecuPi eliminates the need for risky agents, appliances, and gateways, providing real-time, proactive enforcement. 2. Updated Comparison: Imperva vs. SecuPi Feature Imperva DAM (Legacy) SecuPi (Modern) Deployment Model Intrusive Agents: Requires kernel/root-level access, server reboots and dozens of appliances. Silent-Install Plug-in: Lightweight, automated deployment with zero reboots. No appliances. No network changes. Operational Impact The "Agent Tax": Constant patching and stability risks to critical application infrastructure. Database-Transparent: Zero impact on DB stability. Performance 5–15% Overhead: High CPU/IO drain from native audit logging. Zero Overhead: No DB resources used for monitoring or enforcement. Security Action Reactive: Primarily forensic alerts after data is accessed. Proactive: Real-time blocking, filtering, and dynamic masking. Cloud/AI Scaling Fragile: Struggles with modern DaaS and service-accounts used for Snowflake, Databricks, and AI. Native: Built for modern data stacks and secure AI workloads including service account admin actions. The "Agent Tax" now acts as a direct bottleneck, stalling Cloud transformation and preventing the secure adoption of AI by introducing "blind spots" for service accounts. SecuPi eliminates these barriers while restoring performance and security control. --- High-Performance FPE Encryption: SecuPi vs. Legacy Encryption Solving the "Performance Tax" on Snowflake, Databricks and Redshift For global enterprises, Format Preserving Encryption (FPE) often becomes a bottleneck for Cloud Analytics. While legacy solutions like OpenText Voltage and Thales rely on resource-heavy external functions, SecuPi delivers a application-transparent, application-transparent approach that eliminates latency and operational risk. Capability Legacy FPE (Voltage, Thales) SecuPi FPE Solution Performance Impact High: Full column decryption via External Functions for every query with a condition on an encrypted column. 10x Faster: Decryption uses SQL optimization and is applied to result sets only to optimize costs. Implementation Heavy: Requires code changes & view maintenance. No-Code: Transparent plug-ins (No SQL changes required). Identity Context Blind to end-users (Sees Service Accounts only). Rich: Captures user name, role, location, purpose, and clearance. Cloud Cost High: Massive compute overhead on Snowflake/data platforms for decryption. Low: Minimal compute footprint using result-set decryption. 1. The Flaw in Traditional Cloud Encryption Traditional FPE implementations on platforms like Snowflake and Databricks typically rely on External Functions. This architecture forces the system to decrypt entire columns for every query, adding minutes to execution times and skyrocketing compute costs. The Risk: The system sees "Service_Account" requesting data, not "John Doe (HR Manager, London). " This violates the NIST Zero Trust Principles of continuous, context-aware authorization. The SecuPi Innovation Application-transparent plug-ins, Identity context, SQL optimization and Result-Set Decryption SecuPi redefines FPE by instrumenting analytics application calls through Application-Transparent Plug-ins. Instead of decrypting data at the storage layer, SecuPi applies... --- The CISO’s Guide to Modern Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) Transitioning from Legacy Risk to SecuPi’s Modern Compliance Complying with Database Activity Monitoring regulation requires monitoring all DBA activity across critical data stores. However, the architectural flaws of legacy solutions now create more risk than they mitigate. Feature Legacy DAM (Guardium, Imperva) SecuPi Modern DAM Architecture Obtrusive Kernel-Agents deployed on critical databases or high-latency native log collection and filtering. Appliance-free, agentless plug-ins or gateways Operational Risk High: Kernel agents cause downtime, may corrupt critical database operations and transactions Requires upgrade every time a change is applied to the database Zero: No impact on database operation stability and availability Agnostic to database changes Total Cost of Ownership 100-150 appliances for audit processing and 5-10 full time DAM experts required for monitoring 1,000 database instances. Negligible: Lightweight plug-ins distributed for DBA activity auditing. Zero appliances required. Cost High: Dozens of costly appliances, maintenance & downtime costs. Low: Minimal infrastructure & TCO. Why Legacy DAM Approaches Fail Fortune 500 Infrastructure Legacy solutions rely on two outdated methods that struggle with modern scale: + Kernel-Level Agents: Installing agents on critical infrastructure creates significant operational risk. Maintenance "version-lock" leads to potential instability and corruption. + Network-Based Gaps: Gateway solutions fail to capture local DBA activity, leaving a massive blind spot for SOX auditors and imposing high performance overheads (5-15%). + The "Tax" of Native Logging: Enabling audit trails for DBaaS incurs millions of dollars in unnecessary compute costs and massive collector appliance sprawl. 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Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Comparisons » SecuPi vs Guardium DAMSecuPi vs Guardium DAMlmperva and IBM Guardium operate hundreds of intrusive kernel/root-level agents on your critical business infrastructure, creating huge operational risk. The complexities of database agents deployment slow down Cloud transformation and the adoption of AI. SecuPi delivers modern, agentless and appliance-free DAM with superior compliance coverage, reducing operational risk. The deployment of SecuPi at leading banks like KeyBank and the Swiss banks was operational in weeks and enabled secure gradual decommissioning. No disruption. No downtime. FeaturesReal-time Data Activity Monitoring and UEBAAbility to monitor in real-time all privileged access to sensitive dataxxAbility... --- SecuPi vs Varonis DAM - SecuPi SecuPi vs Varonis DAM - SecuPi Get The DSP Buyer’s Guide: The C-Level Guide to Evaluating Data Security Platforms  Download Guide Platform Core Modules Modern DAM  & Classification De-identification Dynamic Authorization Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) Technical CapabilitiesABACModern DAMDynamic Data MaskingFormat Preserving Encryption/TokenizationReal-Time Monitoring and Auditing & UEBANon-production Masking (TDM)Soft DeletionData Discovery & Classification Solutions By Use Case DAM Replacement Securing AI Achieving Zero Trust Maturity Securing Mainframe Cross-border Data Access Security By Regulation CPRA DORA GDPR Quebec’s law 25 PCI-DSS NIS2 More… By Ecosystem AWS Azure Google Snowflake Databricks Data Mesh Security More… By Industry Banking Healthcare Telecommunications Government Resources Blog Webinars & Events Collateral Comparisons SecuPi vs. Immuta SecuPi FPE vs. Legacy Encryption SecuPi vs. Legacy DAM SecuPi vs. Imperva Software Support &
Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Comparisons » SecuPi vs Varonis DAMSecuPi vs Varonis DAMSecuPi leads with an overarching data protection capability, agentless deployment and eliminates the need for costly DaaS (Database as a Service) auditing overhead.SecuPi is the innovation leader, providing a complete data security platform that starts with patented Application plugin technology (to circumvent Imperva and Guardium service account blindness and business application protection vacuum) and continues to be the most comprehensive security solution for your sensitive data.Simple Deployment, Comprehensive Visibility, Unparalleled Protection CapabilitiesWith SecuPi, a simple, 3-step configuration enables you to get up and running quickly. Our agentless approach ensures that... --- The CISO’s Guide to Universal Data Access Control SecuPi vs. Immuta: Moving Beyond Native Policy Limitations to True Zero Trust Data access control must be universal. While Immuta acts as a management layer for native policies (primarily Snowflake and Databricks), SecuPi provides a unified enforcement engine across the entire data estate: AI, analytics, and operational workloads, eliminating the blind spots inherent in native-only approaches. Strategic Priority Immuta (Native Wrapper) SecuPi (Universal Enforcement) Platform Coverage Limited to Snowflake/Databricks native hooks Universal: AWS RDS, Azure SQL, Oracle, DB2, No-SQL, AI Agents Policy Logic Restricted by Snowflake and Databricks native policy limitations (No complex NOT/AND) Advanced: Full Boolean logic (AND/OR/NOT IN) and identity context Identity Awareness Blind to users behind Service Accounts Deep: Full context (User, Role, Location, Intent) De-Identification Basic Masking 2,000+ Functions: FPE, Hashing, Tokenization Implementation Complex views; high bypass risk No-Code: Application-transparent plug-ins 1. Universal Enforcement vs. Native Fragmentation Immuta’s architecture is largely dependent on the native policy capabilities of Snowflake and Databricks. For other platforms, it requires the creation of complex, high-maintenance views. These views are easily bypassed by users connecting directly to base tables. The SecuPi Advantage SecuPi provides broad platform support applied consistently across every data platform, including legacy on-prem, No-SQL, and modern AI agents, ensuring no regulatory blind spots in your sovereignty or privacy posture. 2. Solving the "Service Account" Blind Spot A critical vulnerability in native-centric tools like Immuta is Identity Blindness. When analytics tools (PowerBI, Tableau, Qlik) connect via a service account, native policies... --- SecuPi vs PlainID - SecuPi SecuPi vs PlainID - SecuPi Get The DSP Buyer’s Guide: The C-Level Guide to Evaluating Data Security Platforms  Download Guide Platform Core Modules Modern DAM  & Classification De-identification Dynamic Authorization Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) Technical CapabilitiesABACModern DAMDynamic Data MaskingFormat Preserving Encryption/TokenizationReal-Time Monitoring and Auditing & UEBANon-production Masking (TDM)Soft DeletionData Discovery & Classification Solutions By Use Case DAM Replacement Securing AI Achieving Zero Trust Maturity Securing Mainframe Cross-border Data Access Security By Regulation CPRA DORA GDPR Quebec’s law 25 PCI-DSS NIS2 More… By Ecosystem AWS Azure Google Snowflake Databricks Data Mesh Security More… By Industry Banking Healthcare Telecommunications Government Resources Blog Webinars & Events Collateral Comparisons SecuPi vs. Immuta SecuPi FPE vs. Legacy Encryption SecuPi vs. Legacy DAM SecuPi vs. Imperva Software Support &
Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Comparisons » SecuPi vs PlainIDSecuPi vs PlainIDSecuPi provides comprehensive data protection, including encryption and access control, without requiring any coding or changes to your existing applications.Unlike other solutions, SecuPi’s deployment is quick and straightforward, taking only days to weeks. This contrasts with competitors which can take weeks to months for deployment and often require significant change management.SecuPi also offers NIST standard encryption for addressing various data protection needs, such as data sharing and privacy requirements, which other cloud access control tools do not support. Additionally, SecuPi provides automatic ingestion (ETL) de-identification, allowing for seamless integration with various ETL tools without... --- SecuPi vs Fortanix - SecuPi SecuPi vs Fortanix - SecuPi Get The DSP Buyer’s Guide: The C-Level Guide to Evaluating Data Security Platforms  Download Guide Platform Core Modules Modern DAM  & Classification De-identification Dynamic Authorization Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) Technical CapabilitiesABACModern DAMDynamic Data MaskingFormat Preserving Encryption/TokenizationReal-Time Monitoring and Auditing & UEBANon-production Masking (TDM)Soft DeletionData Discovery & Classification Solutions By Use Case DAM Replacement Securing AI Achieving Zero Trust Maturity Securing Mainframe Cross-border Data Access Security By Regulation CPRA DORA GDPR Quebec’s law 25 PCI-DSS NIS2 More… By Ecosystem AWS Azure Google Snowflake Databricks Data Mesh Security More… By Industry Banking Healthcare Telecommunications Government Resources Blog Webinars & Events Collateral Comparisons SecuPi vs. Immuta SecuPi FPE vs. Legacy Encryption SecuPi vs. Legacy DAM SecuPi vs. Imperva Software Support &
Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Comparisons » SecuPi vs FortanixSecuPi vs FortanixSecuPi leads with an overarching data protection capability, zero-code deployment (no External functions, no coding required to call Encryption API for all data applications). The SecuPi Data Air-locks ensure that clear-text data is only accessible outside the Cloud data platform and in-country VPC or on-Prem for compliance and data sovereignty laws. It requires no changes to your code or databases and ensures full Segregation of Duties (SoD) from Cloud account admins (as SecuPi does not impose creating and maintaining thoursands of External Functions/UDFs that can be carelessly or maliciously invoked by the Cloud Admins).... --- SecuPi vs Protegrity - SecuPi SecuPi vs Protegrity - SecuPi Get The DSP Buyer’s Guide: The C-Level Guide to Evaluating Data Security Platforms  Download Guide Platform Core Modules Modern DAM  & Classification De-identification Dynamic Authorization Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) Technical CapabilitiesABACModern DAMDynamic Data MaskingFormat Preserving Encryption/TokenizationReal-Time Monitoring and Auditing & UEBANon-production Masking (TDM)Soft DeletionData Discovery & Classification Solutions By Use Case DAM Replacement Securing AI Achieving Zero Trust Maturity Securing Mainframe Cross-border Data Access Security By Regulation CPRA DORA GDPR Quebec’s law 25 PCI-DSS NIS2 More… By Ecosystem AWS Azure Google Snowflake Databricks Data Mesh Security More… By Industry Banking Healthcare Telecommunications Government Resources Blog Webinars & Events Collateral Comparisons SecuPi vs. Immuta SecuPi FPE vs. Legacy Encryption SecuPi vs. Legacy DAM SecuPi vs. Imperva Software Support &
Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Comparisons » SecuPi vs ProtegritySecuPi vs ProtegritySecuPi leads with an overarching data protection capability, zero-code deployment (no External functions, no coding required to call Encryption API for all data applications). The SecuPi Data Air-locks ensure that clear-text data is only accessible outside the Cloud data platform and in-country VPC or on-Prem for compliance and data sovereignty laws. It requires no changes to your code or databases and ensures full Segregation of Duties (SoD) from Cloud account admins (as SecuPi does not impose creating and maintaining thoursands of External Functions/UDFs that can be carelessly or maliciously invoked by the Cloud Admins).... --- SecuPi vs SkyFlow - SecuPi SecuPi vs SkyFlow - SecuPi Get The DSP Buyer’s Guide: The C-Level Guide to Evaluating Data Security Platforms  Download Guide Platform Core Modules Modern DAM  & Classification De-identification Dynamic Authorization Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) Technical CapabilitiesABACModern DAMDynamic Data MaskingFormat Preserving Encryption/TokenizationReal-Time Monitoring and Auditing & UEBANon-production Masking (TDM)Soft DeletionData Discovery & Classification Solutions By Use Case DAM Replacement Securing AI Achieving Zero Trust Maturity Securing Mainframe Cross-border Data Access Security By Regulation CPRA DORA GDPR Quebec’s law 25 PCI-DSS NIS2 More… By Ecosystem AWS Azure Google Snowflake Databricks Data Mesh Security More… By Industry Banking Healthcare Telecommunications Government Resources Blog Webinars & Events Collateral Comparisons SecuPi vs. Immuta SecuPi FPE vs. Legacy Encryption SecuPi vs. Legacy DAM SecuPi vs. Imperva Software Support &
Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Comparisons » SecuPi vs SkyFlowSecuPi vs SkyFlowSecuPi leads with an overarching data protection capability, zero-code deployment (no External functions, no coding required to call Encryption API for all data applications). The SecuPi Data Air-locks ensure that clear-text data is only accessible outside the Cloud data platform and in-country VPC or on-Prem for compliance and data sovereignty laws. It requires no changes to your code or databases and ensures full Segregation of Duties (SoD) from Cloud account admins (as SecuPi does not impose creating and maintaining thoursands of External Functions/UDFs that can be carelessly or maliciously invoked by the Cloud Admins).... --- SecuPi vs OpenText - SecuPi SecuPi vs OpenText - SecuPi Get The DSP Buyer’s Guide: The C-Level Guide to Evaluating Data Security Platforms  Download Guide Platform Core Modules Modern DAM  & Classification De-identification Dynamic Authorization Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) Technical CapabilitiesABACModern DAMDynamic Data MaskingFormat Preserving Encryption/TokenizationReal-Time Monitoring and Auditing & UEBANon-production Masking (TDM)Soft DeletionData Discovery & Classification Solutions By Use Case DAM Replacement Securing AI Achieving Zero Trust Maturity Securing Mainframe Cross-border Data Access Security By Regulation CPRA DORA GDPR Quebec’s law 25 PCI-DSS NIS2 More… By Ecosystem AWS Azure Google Snowflake Databricks Data Mesh Security More… By Industry Banking Healthcare Telecommunications Government Resources Blog Webinars & Events Collateral Comparisons SecuPi vs. Immuta SecuPi FPE vs. Legacy Encryption SecuPi vs. Legacy DAM SecuPi vs. Imperva Software Support &
Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Comparisons » SecuPi vs OpenTextSecuPi vs OpenTextSecuPi leads with an overarching data protection capability, zero-code deployment (no External functions, no coding required to call Encryption API for all data applications). The SecuPi Data Air-locks ensure that clear-text data is only accessible outside the Cloud data platform and in-country VPC or on-Prem for compliance and data sovereignty laws. It requires no changes to your code or databases and ensures full Segregation of Duties (SoD) from Cloud account admins (as SecuPi does not impose creating and maintaining thoursands of External Functions/UDFs that can be carelessly or maliciously invoked by the Cloud Admins).... --- SecuPi ABAC (Attribute-based Access Control) From Manual Approval to Continuous Access with SecuPi DSP Why Wait for Access When You Can Automate It? Immuta and similar tools rely on manual approvals and workflow queues. SecuPi’s DSP enforces Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) in real time, automatically granting the right access to the right people, without the ticket backlog. Schedule a Demo The Bottleneck Manual Access Control Was Never Built to Scale. If every data access needs an approval, your platform becomes the bottleneck. Immuta’s model depends on request workflows, fine for a handful of users, unmanageable for thousands. SecuPi replaces approvals with context-driven access that scales across your entire data estate, from cloud warehouses to SaaS apps, without constant human intervention. The Reality Check More Tickets. More Delays. More Risk. Request-based systems are reactive. They slow down business operations and often lead to privilege sprawl as temporary approvals never get revoked. SecuPi’s continuous ABAC ensures policies are enforced automatically, so when a user’s role, region, or project changes, access updates instantly. No one needs to remember to revoke it. Direct Comparison CapabilityImmuta (Request-Based)SecuPi DSP (Continuous ABAC)Access ModelManual approvals per requestAutomated based on user attributesScalabilityLimited each request adds overheadScales across thousands of users, instantlyPolicy UpdatesStatic, admin-drivenDynamic, data-aware and self-adjustingBusiness AgilitySlows down analysts and engineersEmpowers users without compromising controlComplianceDependent on workflow accuracyEnforced continuously in real timeOverheadRequires constant admin supervisionZero human bottleneck The Scalable Alternative Automated Control. Real-Time Compliance. Instant Access. SecuPi DSP eliminates the friction of managing approvals manually. It’s built for enterprises... --- SecuPi Modern DAM (Database Activity Monitoring) Your DAM Isn’t Dead. It’s Just Broken Replace legacy, don’t just maintain it In today's complex data landscape, large organizations face a critical challenge: traditional Data Activity Monitoring (DAM) is too heavy, too expensive, too complicated to maintain and leaves too many blind spots. SecuPi redefines data protection by providing full visibility without the infrastructure tax. Calculate your ROI Why SecuPi is Superior to Traditional DAM Zero-Impact Visibility: SecuPi provides the only DAM solution that captures both remote and local database DBA activity without requiring to install and continuously update intrusive database agents, dozens of collector appliances, or native database audit overhead across your critical database servers where misconfiguration means application production downtime. Massive Scalability at 70% Lower TCO and over 50% lower skilled FTE required: Traditional DAM require high-maintenance agents on every critical database server and maintaining appliance for every 15 database instances. SecuPi uses lightweight, silent-install plug-ins to monitor thousands of Cloud and on-premise platforms at scale, slashing your Total Cost of Ownership by up to 70%. Eliminate Noise and SIEM Fatigue: DAM gateway-based solutions fail to monitor local activity without forcing you to collect and parse massive DB transaction logs, driving up your SIEM processing costs. SecuPi filters the noise at the source, delivering only the high-value security intelligence you need. CapabilityLegacy DAMSecuPi Modern DAMDeploymentAgents & appliancesAgentless, no DBA neededCoverageLimited to DBsUnified across DB, DWH, SaaS, CloudScalabilityPerformance tuning requiredAuto-scales without latencyComplianceReactive logsContinuous enforcementAudit & ReportingManualAutomated with executive dashboardsCost EfficiencyHigh infra &... --- WEBINAR SecuPi Innovation Circle LiveReal-World Integrations & Automation with SecuPi APIs Leveraging SecuPi APIs and automation alerts for streamlined onboarding, DevSecOps workflows, and integration into enterprise tools. Who Should Attend:DevSecOps teams, platform engineers, architects, and anyone looking to integrate SecuPi into CI/CD pipelines, identity flows, or security automation frameworks. December 9, 2025 Time: 10:00am ET / 15:00 CET Register Now Register Now --- Data Security Lifecycle Assessment SecuPi customers score 85+ and rapidly boost their data security maturity. Discover your DSL Score in just 2 minutes. 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The SecuPi Data Security Platform (DSP) Buyer’s Guide gives you a clear framework to evaluate modern DSPs that support: A proven 4-phase framework: discovery, monitoring, access control, and enforcement Key capabilities every DSP must deliver for compliance, agility, and security Real-world case study from a Fortune 500 deployment A checklist for evaluating solutions with confidence at the C-level Download Now --- Make Your IAM Data-Centric SecuPi Data Security Platform extends IAM and PAM to proactively secure data across admin DB tools, Cloud and on-premise applications, analytics data platforms and AI. Schedule demo Ransomware actors and malicious insiders are targeting your crown jewels — databases across Cloud and on-prem — maliciously encrypting and exfiltrating critical data via over-privileged accounts. No more over-privileged JIT production accounts Block non-human account abuse. SecuPi enforces passwordless access for all admin DB tools with SSO/MFA No more terabytes of passive session recordings Movies aren’t visibility.  SecuPi gives fine-grained, real-time monitoring of sensitive activity and assigns user risk scores — so you can act before damage is done. No more excessive access and blind trust “Just Enough” becomes reality. SecuPi dynamically masks sensitive fields and blocks risky actions (like ransomware encryption commands) in-flight. SecuPi transforms IAM tools into a true control plane for privileged data access — enforcing Zero Standing Privileges across all database access paths. Fortify PAM against ransomware by blocking data exfiltration and encryption at the database level Eliminate PAM blindspots with real-time SecuPi session monitoring across all databases that blocks unauthorized access Extend PAM reach to desktops and local DB tools — with full visibility and enforcement Prevent credential exposure with passwordless JIT access for all admin DB tools Make session recording actionable — fine-grained, searchable, and risk-scored in real time Stop privilege abuse by dynamically masking sensitive fields and blocking risky actions Schedule Demo --- Schedule a meeting with SecuPi at Identiverse 2025 --- Proactive Data Security Platform Protect Sensitive Data. Everywhere. Fast, secure and compliant data access providing comprehensive real time protection at scale, in-use and at-rest Check your data security readiness Start Assessment Trusted Worldwide One proactive data security platform SecuPi comprehensive data security platform protects data access in real time Discovery & Classification Map and label sensitive data across on-prem, cloud, and hybrid environments—so you know exactly what data you hold, where it lives, and how it should be protected. Monitoring Gain real-time visibility into data access and usage. Detect suspicious behavior, insider threats, and compliance risks —without drowning in log data. Enforcement Apply protections—masking, encryption, or blocking—exactly where needed, based on data sensitivity and access conditions. No changes required to apps or workflows. Access Control Enforce dynamic, fine-grained access policies using real-time context like user role, location, and device. Eliminate role sprawl and enforce "need-to-know" everywhere. Unified protection across cloud and on-prem environments Credential theft, insider misuse, and ransomware often start with privileged access. SecuPi secures all admin DB tools and enforces real-time controls across data platforms. Privileged users, admin DB tools Learn more Credential misuse in business apps can expose sensitive data. SecuPi enforces real-time visibility and control across all apps and platforms—no code changes required. Native-Cloud and on-premises applications Learn more Access delays and role sprawl slow analytics and AI. SecuPi ensures fast, secure access to sensitive data with real-time monitoring and automated controls. Cloud and on-premises analytics & AI Learn more What’s the financial impact of the... --- WEBINAR Account Brokering & SSO/MFA for All Direct DB Tools Legacy DB2, Oracle, SQL & Cloud Data Platforms With the release of SecuPi V6. 3, join us as we uncover its powerful new capabilities, including: New Privilege Account Brokering (PAB) module helping you to de-risk access, reduce cyber insurance costs and comply with Zero Trust and ZSP across all databases with account brokering, SSO/MFA Real-time activity monitoring & dynamic masking – Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) for tools, native-Cloud apps, analytics and AI. Legacy DAM 12-week replacement blue-print and analytics/AI security enhancements. Speakers Noam DrorVP Solution EngineeringSecuPi Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founderSecuPi Wed, March 12, 2025 Time: 10:00pm ET / 15:00 CET Register Now Register Now --- WEBINAR Zero-Code Tokenization & Encryption for AI: Secret to Implementation Success Join Ulf Mattsson and Alon Rosenthal, for an insightful fireside chat on the latest innovations in zero-code tokenization and encryption—enabling fast implementation across AI, analytics, and applications. With evolving privacy regulations and the rise of quantum computing, securing sensitive data is more critical than ever. This session will explore how organizations can seamlessly implement zero-code tokenization and encryption for robust security, compliance, and resilience. What we’ll cover: Zero-Code Tokenization & Encryption – How it ensures security, compliance, and future-proofing against quantum threats. Platform Architecture & Implementation – Key design principles for frictionless deployment. Success Stories & Best Practices – Real-world case studies and proven methodologies for rapid implementation. Speakers Ulf Mattsson Chief Security Strategist  Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Wednesday, Feb 19, 2025 Time: 12:00pm ET / 18:00 CET Watch Recording Watch Recording --- WEBINAR Top 3 Best Practices to Secure Database Access Unrestricted direct DB access to sensitive data across hundreds of data platforms exposes your critical data to risks of careless and malicious insiders, as well as hacker credential theft. In addition, the growing number of privacy and data sovereignty regulations mandate restricting access on a “need-to-know” basis. Join us for an insightful webinar where two industry experts uncover the common pitfalls of allowing uncontrolled access to your databases and offer actionable solutions to overcome them. Key topics of discussion: Common Risks: What are the dangers of allowing uncontrolled database access? Proactive Protection: How to dynamically mask, encrypt, and restrict access on a “need-to-know” basis. Account protection: Strategies to eliminate dormant accounts and resolve "Service account" blind spots. Best Practices: Proven methods for ensuring successful database protection implementation. Speakers Kyle Joiner Principal Technical Support Engineer DBeaver Noam DrorVP Solution EngineeringSecuPi Wed, Feb 12, 2025 Time: 12:00pm ET / 18:00 CET Watch Recording Watch Recording --- WEBINAR Lifting your Legacy DAM to the CloudScale and Cost Implications Few things can slow down your digital transformation—lifting legacy DAM is one of them! Join us for an insightful fireside chat where two industry experts dive into the common pitfalls of legacy DAM systems and share actionable strategies to overcome them. You’ll learn practical tips for achieving a fast and successful DAM deployment, with potential to reduce Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by up to 70%! We will discuss: What are the most common risks in Cloud DAM deployments? What challenges arise from native database log generation and analysis? How can you enrich context and resolve "service account" access issues? What are the best practices for a successful Cloud DAM implementation? Speakers Frederic PetitCTO & CSO, Context22with over 20 years of Cybersecurity and DAM experience Alon Rosenthal CEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Inventor of Dynamic Masking Thu, Jan 30, 2025 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CET Watch Recording Watch Now --- 1:1 Office Hours with a Data Security ExpertOptimize your data protection strategyJoin a personalized 30-minute session with Alon Rosenthal, SecuPi's founder and CEO, the inventor of Dynamic Masking.   Gain insights into data security trends, regulatory changes, and technology advancements shaping 2025. --- WEBINAR Resolve Offshore Access to U. S Citizen Data Concerning Sovereignty, Privacy, and Security Join us for a webinar tailored to address offshore data access concerns, equipping you with practical solutions to enhance data sovereignty, privacy, and security. Learn how to overcome key challenges like de-identification, geo-fencing with fine-grained access control, and "Hold Your Own Key" (HYOK) encryption to maintain control of decryption keys and detect unusual activity. In this webinar, you will learn: Offshore Support Enablement: Methods for allowing DevOps, DBAs, and developers to access regulated data without compromising sovereignty requirements. Privacy Compliance Techniques: Approaches for de-identifying U. S. and European customer data to meet stringent privacy regulations. Sensitive Data Access Control: Fine-tuned access controls to ensure offshore access is restricted to non-sensitive data only. Client-Side Encryption Practices: How to secure customer identifiers with client-side encryption, including HYOK and BYOK strategies. Dynamic Data Protection: Implementing privacy and data sovereignty compliance through dynamic protections, logical deletion, and continuous monitoring. Fraud Prevention Mechanisms: Strategies to reduce fraud risks by verifying customers before account access. Data Protection Across Environments: Best practices for protecting and masking sensitive customer data in production and non-production environments as well as at the infrastructure level. Mon, Nov 4, 2024 Time: 12:00pm EST / 18:00 CET Watch Recording Watch Recording --- Schedule a meeting with SecuPi at AWS re:invent 2024 --- Schedule a meeting with SecuPi at Gartner IAM Summit 2024 --- Public List Price --- WEBINAR DAM Cloud Security Analysis & Database Logs: Lessons Learned Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from DAM implementations. In this discussion, we will delve into the significance of DAM, the challenges encountered, the associated risks, and the effective strategies employed for successful implementation. Implementing Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) for the Cloud using database logs introduces notable challenges in terms of security analysis value, scalability, and high Cloud costs, often leading to failed audits. In this discussion, two industry experts will delve into the critical pitfalls associated with DAM, offering valuable insights on overcoming these challenges. Finally, they will share practical strategies for achieving a successful DAM deployment. Gain insights from industry experts as they share their experiences and provide practical guidance to maximize the value of DAM deployment. We will discuss: What are the common risks in Cloud DAM deployment? What are the challenges of native Database log generation and analysis? What are the best practices for a successful Cloud DAM? Speakers Frederic Petit CTO & CSO, Context 22 with over 20 years of Cybersecurity and DAM experience Alon Rosenthal CEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Inventor of Dynamic Masking Mon, Sep 30, 2024 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CET Watch Recording Watch Recording --- WEBINAR Automate PCI 4. 0 Compliance With Zero-Code Tokenization Across Cloud and On-Premises Applications and Analytics PCI DSS 4. 0 highlights the critical need to protect data across both production and non-production environments at a granular level. It requires data access policies that seamlessly incorporate applicative end-user context consistently applied across technologies, locations, users, and data. With PCI DSS 4. 0's new tokenization and masking mandates for cloud and on-prem apps, meeting the deadline is crucial. A zero-code, automated, and optimized solution is essential to ensure compliance across all environments. By leveraging zero-code tokenization, masking, fine-grained access control, and real-time monitoring, they ensure robust customer and account data security across operations. Join Carl Ferrer, Chief Technology Officer at FWD View and Noam Dror, VP Solution Engineering at SecuPi to explore how automated classification and remediation processes drive PCI 4. 0 compliance and strengthen security across your organization's data operations. In this webinar, you will learn: Practical approaches for implementing zero-code tokenization and masking to automate and meet PCI DSS 4. 0 requirements across cloud and on-premises systems Best practices for applying granular data access policies across production and non-production environments. How to leverage real-time monitoring and fine-grained access control to protect customer and account data. Strategies to streamline the classification and remediation process to meet PCI 4. 0 deadlines effectively   Speakers Carl Ferrer Chief Technology OfficerFWD View Noam DrorVP Solution EngineeringSecuPi Wed, Oct 9, 2024 Time: 2:00pm EST / 20:00 CET Watch Recording Watch Recording --- WEBINAR The Future of Data Security A Practical Guide to Protecting Sensitive Information In an age where AI, cloud technologies, and data proliferation outpace traditional security, protecting sensitive data has never been more critical. Network, application, and endpoint security approaches are no longer enough. Join Ulf Mattsson and Alon Rosenthal, industry pioneers and visionary founders, as they cut through the hype and offer actionable insights on the future of Data Security. Discover real-world strategies to safeguard your organization, including: Quantum-Resilient Encryption: Future-proof your data against quantum threats. Fine-grained dynamic Access Control: Enable privacy-first cloud analytics, AI, and applications with "least privilege" controls. Real-Time Observability & User Behavior Analytics: Monitor and protect your cloud platforms, critical applications, and databases in real-time while prioritizing events based on risk.   Speakers Ulf Mattsson Chief Security Strategist  Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Wednesday, Sep 25, 2024 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CET Watch Recording Watch Recording --- WEBINAR From Cloud to On-Premise: Introducing the SecuPi Data Security Platform Join us for a partners webinar introducing SecuPi, the comprehensive Data Security Platform (DSP) designed to revolutionize your approach to data protection and privacy compliance. SecuPi offers a unique, zero-code solution that seamlessly integrates with your existing infrastructure, providing robust data security, activity monitoring, and compliance enforcement. During this webinar, you'll discover how SecuPi can transform your organization's data security strategy by enhancing and ensure compliance with various privacy regulations such as GDPR, CCPA, and PCI-DSS. Our expert speakers will demonstrate how SecuPi's innovative approach can be efficiently deployed, offering unparalleled protection and visibility. In this webinar, we will discuss: How SecuPi's fine-grained data access controls protect sensitive data, ensuring users only access information they're entitled to view The benefits of SecuPi's proactive DAM solution, including real-time visibility, classification, and access control Dynamic data de-identification methods, including Format Preserving Encryption, tokenization, and masking. SecuPi's unique approach to data protection, including dynamic data masking, encryption, and user behavior analytics Real-world case studies showcasing SecuPi's impact on data security and compliance for global organizations Tuesday, Aug 13, 2024   Time: 14:00 AST / 15:00 UAE  Register Now Register Now Having trouble with registration?   Please contact Yatin Bhardwaj: yatin. bhardwaj@rahinfotech. com | +971 589989938 --- WEBINAR The Evolution of DAM From Legacy DAM tools to a Proactive Security Platform Join us for an insightful webinar hosted by RAH Infotech and SecuPi, where we explore the evolution of Database Activity Monitoring (DAM). Over the years, DAM solutions have transformed from basic legacy tools into comprehensive, proactive security platforms. We will examine significant milestones in this journey, showcasing how these advancements have tackled emerging security needs and compliance challenges. Learn how DAM technologies have evolved to enhance data security, scalability, and compliance across on-premise and cross-cloud environments, all while significantly reducing the costs associated with legacy DAM tools. Discover how SecuPi offers a future-proof solution for sensitive data access control, de-identification, and protection, designed to secure data across on-premises, data mesh, and cloud platforms. In this webinar, we will discuss: How do Proactive DAM solution compare to the legacy DAM tools? Comprehensive data protection for both on-prem and cloud environments. Dynamic data de-identification methods, including Format Preserving Encryption, tokenization, and masking. How SecuPi can serve as a robust replacement for legacy DAM tools, and significantly reduce cost. Future-proofing your data security strategy with next-generation technologies. Real-time activity monitoring for enhanced data governance. Fine-grained access control (ABAC) to ensure users have the appropriate level of access. Tuesday, Sep 24, 2024 Time: 14:00 AST / 15:00 UAE Register Now Register Now Having trouble with registration? Please contact Yatin Bhardwaj: yatin. bhardwaj@rahinfotech. com | +971 589989938 --- WEBINAR Exclusive Partners Update: July 2024 Join us for an exclusive partners update session to learn what's new with SecuPi and how your customers can fully leverage the platform. We'll cover updates and previews of: Enhanced data classification SAP GRC integration Iceberg platform support DAM replacement extended offering 3rd party data security accelerator and more! Tuesday, July 23, 2024   Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CET Register Now Register Now --- WEBINAR DAM Cloud Security Analysis & Database Logs: Lessons Learned Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from DAM implementations. In this discussion, we will delve into the significance of DAM, the challenges encountered, the associated risks, and the effective strategies employed for successful implementation. Implementing Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) for the Cloud using database logs introduces notable challenges in terms of security analysis value, scalability, and high Cloud costs, often leading to failed audits. In this discussion, two industry experts will delve into the critical pitfalls associated with DAM, offering valuable insights on overcoming these challenges. Finally, they will share practical strategies for achieving a successful DAM deployment. Gain insights from industry experts as they share their experiences and provide practical guidance to maximize the value of DAM deployment. We will discuss: What are the common risks in Cloud DAM deployment? What are the challenges of native Database log generation and analysis? What are the best practices for a successful Cloud DAM? Speakers Frederic PetitCTO & CSO, Context 22with over 20 years of Cybersecurity and DAM experience Alon Rosenthal CEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Inventor of Dynamic Masking Tue, July 2, 2024 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CET Watch Recording Watch Recording --- End User License Agreement This End User License Agreement (the "Agreement") constitutes a valid and binding agreement between SecuPi Inc. , a Delaware corporation, whose address is 450 Park Ave South 3rd Floor NY, NY 10016 (“SecuPi”) and the individual who downloads the Software (as defined below) from a commercial software marketplace operated by third parties (the "Marketplace" and the "End User" respectively). 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In this webinar, you will learn: The importance of data protection, privacy, and governance for DBeaver users Security mechanisms and data access control provided by DBeaver applications Key requirements and considerations for securing data in diverse environments How to implement dynamic data masking for real-time data security Techniques for controlling data export to prevent unauthorized access Best practices for encrypting and masking sensitive data in non-production environments Application of Format-Preserving Encryption (FPE) for securing production data Speakers Kyle Joiner Principal Technical Support Engineer DBeaver Noam DrorVP Solution EngineeringSecuPi Tue, June 4, 2024 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CETThis webinar is over, but it is available to watch on-demand: Watch Recording Watch Now --- WEBINAR Don't Lose Control of Your SAP Data When Migrating to Snowflake, BigQuery and Other Cloud AI Platforms Learn how to seamlessly migrate your critical SAP data to cloud data platforms for AI like Snowflake. Ensure export control, end-to-end data security, and compliance with data de-identification, fine-grained access control, and client-side encryption. In this webinar, you will learn: Strategies for seamless migration of SAP data to cloud data platforms like Snowflake Best practices for implementing end-to-end data security during and after migration Methods for data de-identification to protect sensitive information Approaches for implementing fine-grained access control to manage data access Techniques for ensuring compliance with data protection regulations Speakers Carl DonsbachProduct ManagerSNP Group Noam DrorVP Solution EngineeringSecuPi Wed, June 5, 2024 Time: 9:00am EST / 15:00 CETThis webinar is over, but it is available to watch on-demand: Watch Recording Want to meet up in person? 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Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Comparisons » SecuPi vs Other Cloud Access Control ToolsSecuPi vs Other Cloud Access Control ToolsSecuPi provides comprehensive data protection, including encryption and access control, without requiring any coding or changes to your existing applications.Unlike other solutions, SecuPi’s deployment is quick and straightforward, taking only days to weeks. This contrasts with competitors which can take weeks to months for deployment and often require significant change management.SecuPi also offers NIST standard encryption for addressing various data protection needs, such as data sharing and privacy requirements, which other cloud access control tools do not support.... --- Hands-On Workshop Experience SecuPi's Data Protection Platform LIVE! You are invited to an exclusive hands-on workshop where you will get to experience SecuPi's powerful Data Security Platform (DSP) firsthand. This interactive session will give you the opportunity to create access control policies, safely connect to databases, de-identify data, manage access permissions, audit policies, and view real-time events from these databases. Workshop highlights: Create and manage access control policies De-identify sensitive data to protect privacy Audit policies to ensure compliance Monitor real-time events and activities This workshop is exclusively for those who have already attended a demonstration of the SecuPi platform. If you have not yet watched a demo, you can register and participate in one of the upcoming weekly demo sessions or watch a demo video. Tuesday, May 7, 2024 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CET Register Now Space is limited. Register now to secure your spot! Register Now --- Schedule a meeting with SecuPi at IAPP Global Privacy Summit 2024 --- WEBINAR Extend Your DAM for the Cloud While Cutting Costs Over the last 20 years, legacy Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) solutions have been widely deployed for auditing DBA activity, and often incur high operational costs, while lacking in the ability to address the ever-changing de-identification requirements imposed by compliance regulations. Moving to the Cloud requires a new category of DAM - with features including rapid deployment, powerful remediation and de-identification capabilities, alongside reduced cost of ownership and improved ROI. In this webinar, we will discuss the challenges of legacy DAM solutions and introduce the benefits of new-generation DAM from SecuPi Among the topics we'll discuss are: How to cut operational costs associated with legacy DAM. How will new DAM features effectively address the challenges posed by the rapid proliferation of regulatory changes. How to increase support for diverse and ever-growing Cloud data platforms. What are the flexible deployment options for Proactive DAM. Live demonstration of key data protection features including real-time sensitive activity monitoring, tagging, anomaly detection, Dynamic Masking, Soft/Logical Deletion, fine-grained access control (ABAC), SSO/MFA, and Database Password vaulting. Speakers Paul RestenStrategic Advisor, SecuPi Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Thu, Apr 11, 2024 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CEST Register Now Register Now --- MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT “Support” is defined as SecuPi' obligations to respond to support requests as described in Exhibit A (Enterprise Support). “Maintenance” means SecuPi’ obligations related to error resolution, bug fixes and the provision of updates and upgrades made generally commercially available by SecuPi in its sole discretion, all as described in Exhibit A. 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Support is available during business hours based on Central European time including any and all statutory holidays. In the event where European markets on British standard time procure products and services under this Agreement, support will be available during business... --- WEBINAR De-identify AI Access to Sensitive Data Enterprises around the world are rapidly adopting AI to drive significant value for their business, but AI initiatives introduce additional risks to your ecosystem. These risks include regulatory concerns around privacy and sovereignty, security risks like privileged user abuse and data leakage, and operational risks such as data and model poisoning. Using SecuPi to secure access to your Starburst clusters reduces the friction in AI workloads caused by these risks by providing a seamless solution for ensuring these risks are addressed properly. As a result, enterprises can focus more of their time on delivering insights and generating value from their AI programs. In this webinar with SecuPi and Starburst: Take a deeper look at the data risks associated with AI workloads Hear more about how our combined solution enables enterprises to leverage the power of AI without compromising sensitive data, compliance, and customer privacy. See how SecuPi enables you to use de-identified data (encrypted and masked) for model training and deployment while ensuring authorized users still have access to clear-text data through Starburst. Speakers Ben LumbertPartner Solutions ArchitectStarburst Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founderSecuPi Tue, March 19, 2024 Time: 11:00am EST / 16:00 CET Watch Recording Watch Recording --- Weekly Webinar Next-Gen Data Security Platform Join us for a webinar discussing the scale, clutter and cost challenges of legacy DAM solutions native-log processing in multi-Cloud and ways to overcome them. The SecuPi team is excited to invite you to our weekly overview of our platform. In this webinar, you will learn DSP architecture, deployment options, required features and best practices. We will review sensitive data classification, monitoring (DAM), controlling (ABAC), and de-identifying (Encryption, masking) using the DSP modules that are essential for your organization's journey to success in achieving zero-trust data security, resilience, privacy, and compliance. Gain insights from industry experts as they share their experiences and provide practical guidance to simplify and accelerate your data security posture. Every Wednesday Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CET Register Now Register Now --- WEBINAR Solving DAM Cloud Native Log ChallengesReduce Clutter, Enhance Scalability and Address Multi-Cloud Deployments Join us for a webinar discussing the scale, clutter and cost challenges of legacy DAM solutions native-log processing in multi-Cloud and ways to overcome them. With the move to Cloud, legacy DAM must evolve to consume thousands of DaaS native logs for thousands of SQL, no-SQL, in-memory and Cloud analytics such as Snowflake, BigQuery and Databricks at exponential volumes. Cloud requires a new type of DAM – scalable and robust to process bursts of fragmented logs. We will discuss: DAM challenges of collecting, parsing and analyzing native logs at Cloud scale and complexity What are the flexible deployment options for Proactive DAM? Demonstration of key data protection features including real-time sensitive activity monitoring unification, tagging, anomaly detection, Dynamic Masking, Soft/Logical Deletion, fine-grained access control (ABAC), SSO/MFA, and Database Password vaulting. Speakers Frederic PetitCTO, Context22 Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Tue, Feb 6, 2024 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CETThis webinar is over but you can watch a recorded session Watch Recording Watch Recording --- This content is password-protected. To view it, please enter the password below. Password: --- FIRESIDE CHAT From Data Discovery to RemediationProven Strategies for Successful Data Protection Join us for a fireside chat featuring Jan Brown, VP Strategic Accounts at SecuPi, and Alon Rosenthal, CEO & Co-Founder of SecuPi, where they will explore key milestones in the journey from data classification to ensuring robust data protection and compliance. Discover effective strategies for replacing outdated database activity monitoring (DAM), masking, and encryption tools with a cutting-edge Data Security (DSP) platform. Gain insights into de-identification and fine-grained access control (ABAC) options that effectively address challenges from legacy systems to AI. Speakers Jan BrownVP Strategic Accounts, SecuPi Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Thu, Feb 29, 2024 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CET Register Now Register Now --- WEBINAR DAM di nuova generazione per la gestione delle risorse digitali In questi ultimi venti anni, l'impiego delle tecnologie DAM per l'audit dei dati in ambito aziendale ha comportato costi operativi rilevanti e notevoli sfide nell'allinearsi ai continui cambiamenti delle normative in materia di anonimizzazione e conformità. Oltre a ciò, la transizione verso il cloud implica la necessità di una nuova generazione di DAM, caratterizzata da un’implementazione veloce, avanzata capacità di mascheramento dinamico, l’eliminazione sotf/logica, il controllo granulare degli accessi e le correzioni, il tutto a un costo accessibile. In questo webinar presenteremo una panoramica dettagliata dei numerosi vantaggi offerti dal DAM di nuova generazione, esplorando come queste soluzioni avanzate possano ottimizzare la gestione delle risorse digitali in un contesto aziendale moderno, con un focus specifico sulle loro funzionalità innovative, l'efficienza operativa e l'impatto sulla produttività aziendale. Approfondiremo insieme: Come ridurre i costi operativi associati al DAM legacy In che modo le nuove funzionalità del DAM possono affrontare efficacemente le sfide poste dalla rapida proliferazione di modifiche normative Opzioni di implementazione flessibili per piattaforme dati cloud diverse e in continua crescita Dimostrazione delle principali funzionalità di protezione dei dati, tra cui il monitoraggio delle attività sensibili in tempo reale, il tagging, il rilevamento di anomalie, il mascheramento dinamico, l'eliminazione soft/logica, il controllo granulare degli accessi (ABAC), SSO/MFA e l'archivio password del database. Relatori Loreno PatronCo-Founder, Brinthesis Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Mercoledì, Feb 7, 2024 Time : 14:00 CET Iscriviti ora Iscriviti ora --- WEBINAR De-identify Data Without Undermining AI and Analytics Benefits Join us for an exclusive session where Alon Rosenthal, SecuPi CEO & Founder (inventor of Dynamic Masking and Logical Deletion) will present the various de-identification no-code Enforcers, with overarching DSPM, Masking, DAM, fine-grained Access Control (ABAC), Encryption, and Tokenization. Discover the ultimate way to success using ONE overarching Data-Security Platform in your security, compliance, and privacy journey for years to come. We'll cover updates & previews of: How to de-identify data without undermining the benefits of AI and Analytics Data discovery and classification, risk identification, and remediation with DSPM New and improved SecuPi Agentless Enforcers Simplified onboarding models of Cloud data sources Retention to Logical and Physical Deletion integration and more! Tue, Jan 16, 2024 Time: 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET Register Now Register Now --- וובינר 3 הגנות קריטיות על בסיסי נתונים רגישים בעידן הענן ולאור חוקי הגנת הפרטיות צפו הוובינר על הסיכונים והאתגרים בהם עומדים אירגונים במאמץ להגן על בסיסי נתונים שמכילים מידע רגיש בעידן הענן. בדיון העמקנו בנושא חוקי הגנת הפרטיות ורגולציות בינלאומיות (כגון GDPR, CCPA וכו׳) וכיצד הם רלוונטים לאירגונים בעלי נתונים רגישים בסביבות הענן והאון-פרמיס. לבסוף, נציג 3 פתרונות שניתן ליישם בכדי להגן על נתונים רגישים וכיצד ניתן לתת מענה מקיף לחוקי הגנת הפרטיות. נדון בנושאים: מהם הסיכונים והאתגרים בנוגע לאבטחת בסיסי נתונים המכילים מידע רגיש בענן? מהם עיקרי הדרישות החלות על אירגונים בעלי מאגרי מידע רגישים על פי חוק הגנת הפרטיות? על איזה מידע חלות התקנות? מהן שלושת רמות האבטחה על פי חוק הגנת הפרטיות ומהי רמת האבטחה הנדרשת למאגרי המידע שלך? מהם 3 ההגנות וכיצד ניתן ליישמם ביעילות מירבית? בהשתתפות תמר עירון Customer Success Director SecuPi נועם דרור VP Solution Engineering SecuPi תאריך: יום רביעי 6. 12. 2023 שעה: 14:00 צפו עכשיו צפו עכשיו --- WEBINAR The 3 Pitfalls of DAM Using Native DB LogsAnd How to Overcome Them Join our fireside chat with two DAM experts as they share their years of combined experience of large Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) deployments overcoming the complexity, cost and context of Native DB logs. The discussion will focus on the value of innovative AI driver User Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) and Predictive Analytics, and how leveraging rich user activity context can significantly enhance analytics for proactively detecting and responding to security threats.   We will discuss: What are the 3 pitfalls of using Native DB Logs on DAM? How can User Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) and Predictive Analytics help detect and respond to security threats more effectively? How to collect high-quality activity data for performing effective UBA on DAM? Speakers Frederic PetitCTO, Context22with over 20 years of Cybersecurity and DAM experience Alon Rosenthal CEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Inventor of Dynamic Masking Wed, Nov 29, 2023 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CET Register Now Register Now --- SecuPi Partner Contribution Reward Program We at SecuPi want to help our customers find new alerts, comply with regulations and reduce risk in their implementations.   For that, we have created a Partner Contribution Reward Program where you, as a SecuPi partner, can help us, and in turn, get rewarded with a $200 amazon gift card (or equivalent).   What you'll need to do? 1. Upload a . JSON export file from SecuPi product 2. Mention the product version and what type of export it is 3. Tell us how customers benefit from this best practice 4. Receive a $200 amazon gift card (or equivalent) after SecuPi approval Upload JSON Upload File --- Exclusive Chicago Cubs Outing with SecuPi We're excited to extend a special invitation to cheer for the Cubs as they make a playoff run in the National League! Agenda5:30pm - Pregame meet-up with SecuPi - Swift and Sons Tavern 3400 N. Clark6:20pm - Short walk to Wrigley Field for Cubs vs Pirates 6:40pm - Gametime Contact Rich Villa, SecuPi Account Manager, to ensure your ticket to this event. (Space is limited)Rich Villa: (708) 925. 2450 / rich. villa@secupi. com Tuesday, Sep 19, 2023 Time: 5:30pmVenue: Wrigley Field / 1060 N. Addison, Chicago RSVP Now RSVP Now --- End User Trial License Agreement - Google Marketplace This End User License Agreement constitutes a valid and binding agreement between SecuPi Inc. , a Delaware corporation, whose address is 450 Park Ave South 3rd Floor NY, NY 10016 (“SecuPi”) and the individual who downloads the Software (as defined below) from a commercial software marketplace operated by third parties (the "Marketplace" and the "End User" respectively) for trial purposes. If End User is accessing the Software in its capacity as an employee or agent of an entity that has contracted for access to the Software, End User's use of the Software is subject to the agreement entered into between SecuPi and such entity (the "Master Agreement") to the extent the terms of such Master Agreement conflict with the terms of this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement shall govern the use of the Software for all other Users. Scope of Agreement. SecuPi develops, markets and makes available access to certain application software product (collectively, “Software”), as well as related products and services, to its end user customers via either a software-as-a-service methodology or an on-premise deployment (such Software, products and services, collectively, the “Services”). SOFTWARE LICENSE. LICENSE GRANT. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, SecuPi hereby grants to the End User, a non-exclusive, non-sublicensable right and license to use and access of a single copy of the Cloud or the on-premises version of SecuPi’ application Software product ("License"), solely for trial purposes as set forth in this Agreement.... --- WEBINAR Exclusive Partners Update: September 2023 Join us for an exclusive partners update session to learn what's new with SecuPi and how to fully leverage the platform. We'll cover updates and previews of: New DAM default protection policies: data masking and row-level filtering New Auto-Classification capability New ABAC Row-Level Security setup New FPE and Type-safe functions released and more! Thursday, Sep 14, 2023 Time: 8:00am GMT / 9:00am PST Register Now Register Now --- FREE TRIAL SecuPi Data Protection for Google BigQuary Secure your sensitive and regulated datasets as you safely migrate to the CloudSecuPi empowers you to seamlessly advance your BigQuery data-driven initiatives while adhering to ever-growing security, privacy, and sovereignty requirements. Benefit from Google Cloud capabilities without compromising data security, regulatory requirements, and customer privacy. End-to-end data security enforcement Real-time sensitive data activity monitoring Fine-grained data access control (ABAC) FPE encryption Get Started! Start Trial Start Your Trial --- WEBINAR In the Age of Insight, Is Identity Still the Perimeter? Fireside chat on the evolving landscape of Identity and Access Management (IAM) and its intersection with data protection. In a world where artificial intelligence and machine learning reign supreme, the importance of safeguarding your sensitive data has never been more critical. Identity, once the established perimeter, is now sharing the stage with a new contender – applications. Data, once the currency of choice, is taking a back seat to the real treasure: insights. We will discuss: How has the Identity and Access Management and data protection market evolved over the last 7 years? What recent events have necessitated a shift in IAM and data protection strategies? How are new approaches reshaping the convergence of IAM and data protection? What does the future hold for data-centric IAM? Is identity still the perimeter? Speakers David Culbertson Identity Evangelist Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founderSecuPi Tue, Sep 5th, 2023 Time: 11:00AM ET / 17:00 CETThis webinar is over but you can watch a recording of it Watch Recording Watch Recording --- WEBINAR Deletion and ABAC: From On-prem to Cloud Stores Fireside chat on applying physical, logical deletion and ABAC on hundreds of data sources. As enterprises embrace the advantages of automation, the shift from manual deletion to automated deletion has become a crucial step in enhancing data management. Simultaneously, safeguarding sensitive data is paramount, necessitating the implementation of fine-grained access control (ABAC) to ensure data is only accessible on a "need-to-know" basis. In this webinar, market experts will discuss the market's needs, required functionality, and best practices for delivering a robust data privacy solution with privacy and security measures. Topics discussed: What are the necessary privacy de-identification requirements to be implemented? What are the technical challenges (unique indexes, primary keys, data types) across heterogeneous data stores? What are the available privacy-enhancing techniques to ensure compliance? Speakers Lee BiggendenCo-Founder & Director Nephos Technologies Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founderSecuPi Tue, Aug 15, 2023 Time: 15:00 GMTThis webinar is over, but you can watch an on-demand recording of it here: Watch Recording Watch Recording --- WEBINAR Kafka Client-side Field Encryption and Confluent Cloud: Lessons Learned Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from implementing Kafka client-side field encryption. In this discussion, we will delve into the significance of FPE, Type-safe deterministic encryption and tokenization options, key management, implementation code-change required, challenges encountered and the effective strategies employed for successful implementation.  Implementing client-side encryption for protecting data in Confluent Cloud while allowing its usability for analysis using KSQL and Flink introduces notable challenges in terms of cost, consistency and usability. Gain insights from industry experts as they share their experiences and provide practical guidance to simplify and accelerate encryption deployment. We will discuss: What are the common challenges client-side encryption? What are the tools and best practices for a successful implementation? Speakers Mike Mitrowski Director & Field CISO, Confluent Cloud data security expert with over 10 years of Cloud data security experience   Alon Rosenthal CEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Inventor of Dynamic Masking Mon, July 31, 2023 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CETThis webinar is over, but you can register here to watch the recording: Watch Recording Watch Recording --- WEBINAR Exclusive Customer Briefing: September 2023 Join us for an exclusive customer briefing session to learn what's new with SecuPi and how to fully leverage the platform. We'll cover updates and previews of: New DAM default protection policies: data masking and row-level filtering New Auto-Classification capability New ABAC Row-Level Security setup New FPE and Type-safe functions released and more! Tuesday, Sep 19, 2023 Time: 8:00am GMT / 9:00am PST Register Now Register Now --- WEBINAR DAM Cloud Security Analysis & Database Logs: Lessons Learned Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from DAM implementations. In this discussion, we will delve into the significance of DAM, the challenges encountered, the associated risks, and the effective strategies employed for successful implementation. Implementing Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) for the Cloud using database logs introduces notable challenges in terms of security analysis value, scalability, and high Cloud costs, often leading to failed audits. In this discussion, two industry experts will delve into the critical pitfalls associated with DAM, offering valuable insights on overcoming these challenges. Finally, they will share practical strategies for achieving a successful DAM deployment. Gain insights from industry experts as they share their experiences and provide practical guidance to maximize the value of DAM deployment. We will discuss: What are the common risks in Cloud DAM deployment? What are the challenges of native Database log generation and analysis? What are the best practices for a successful Cloud DAM? Speakers Frederic Petit World-renowned DAM Expert with over 20 years of Cybersecurity and DAM experience Alon Rosenthal CEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Inventor of Dynamic Masking Mon, July 17, 2023 Time: 11:00am EST / 17:00 CETThis webinar is over, but you can register here to watch the recording: Watch Recording Watch Recording --- WEBINAR Cloud and Sensitive Data: Risks and Solutions Fireside chat on the risks surrounding sensitive data on the cloud and innovative security and privacy enhancing approachesAs diverse analytics use cases increasingly embrace cloud adoption, the demand for robust privacy and data security measures continues to grow. Join our webinar, where market experts will explore innovative approaches to enhance security and privacy, including fine-grained access controls (ABAC), FPE encryption, tokenization, and physical/logical deletion to address GDPR/CPRA's 'Right to be forgotten'. We will discuss: How can fine-grained access controls (ABAC) strengthen data security in cloud analytics, and what are the practical benefits for organizations? What innovative encryption techniques are being employed to safeguard sensitive data in the cloud and maintain regulatory compliance? How can organizations effectively ensure that individuals' privacy rights are upheld while maintaining uninterrupted business operations? Speakers Kevin KellerSr. Security Architect, Field CTOSnowflake Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founderSecuPi Wed, August 16, 2023 Time: 16:00 CET Register Now Register Now --- Happy Hour at Snowflake Summit 2023 We invite you to our Happy Hour event at the Snowflake Summit 2023. Join us for this perfect opportunity to connect with industry experts, like-minded professionals, and the SecuPi team while enjoying a relaxed and welcoming ambiance, designed specifically for you to unwind after a day of enriching sessions. Tue, June 27, 2023 Time: 5:00 – 6:30pm PT Location: Electra Cocktail Club, 3325 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas RSVP Now --- Data Security Executive Roundtable We invite you to our in-person lunch Roundtable event at Carmine’s Steakhouse in Rosemont to discuss how Northern Trust's Global SVP of Data Protection, Lenin Cruz, is managing encryption at rest, policy-based access control and de-identification.   In this peer discussion, you will come away with an understanding of how to protect your data, reduce risk and enhance privacy with fully segregated attribute-based access control, user behavior analytics with lineage and optimized format preserving encryption. Moderated by: Noam Dror, SecuPi VP Solution Engineering Agenda:11:30am - Check-in 11:45am - Client use-case, discussion, interactive Q&A 12:15pm - Lunch – Networking – Raffle giveaway 12:45pm - Roundtable discussion: Analytics technology, the changinglandscape in data security and privacy 1:15pm - Input on future peer-discussion topics 1:30pm - AdjournSVP Global Data Protection Tuesday, June 20, 2023 Time: 11:30am – 1:30pm CSTLocation: Carmine’s Steakhouse, 9850 Berwyn Avenue, Rosemont, IL RSVP Now RSVP Now --- WEBINAR Cloud and Data Sovereignty: The Best of Both Worlds Fireside chat on Snowflake advanced encryption, cross-border data sharing and fine-grained access controlAs enterprises increasingly embrace the Cloud for diverse analytics use cases, the demand for privacy and security requirements also grows. In this event, market experts will discuss the market's needs, required functionality, and best practices for delivering a robust Cloud analytics solution with privacy and security measures. We will discuss: What are the necessary data security and privacy requirements to be implemented on Cloud? What are the daily challenges associated with privacy regulation compliance? What are the Snowflake available privacy-enhancing techniques to ensure compliance? Speakers Kevin KellerSr. Security Architect, Field CTOSnowflake Alon RosenthalCEO & Co-founderSecuPi Tuesday, June 13, 2023 Time: 16:00 CET Register Now Register Now! --- Comparisons - SecuPi Comparisons - SecuPi Get The DSP Buyer’s Guide: The C-Level Guide to Evaluating Data Security Platforms  Download Guide Platform Core Modules Modern DAM  & Classification De-identification Dynamic Authorization Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) Technical CapabilitiesABACModern DAMDynamic Data MaskingFormat Preserving Encryption/TokenizationReal-Time Monitoring and Auditing & UEBANon-production Masking (TDM)Soft DeletionData Discovery & Classification Solutions By Use Case DAM Replacement Securing AI Achieving Zero Trust Maturity Securing Mainframe Cross-border Data Access Security By Regulation CPRA DORA GDPR Quebec’s law 25 PCI-DSS NIS2 More… By Ecosystem AWS Azure Google Snowflake Databricks Data Mesh Security More… By Industry Banking Healthcare Telecommunications Government Resources Blog Webinars & Events Collateral Comparisons SecuPi vs. Immuta SecuPi FPE vs. Legacy Encryption SecuPi vs. Legacy DAM SecuPi vs. Imperva Software Support &
Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » ComparisonsComparisonsIn-depth ComparisonsVSLegacy DAM ToolsUse SecuPi to monitor and protect your DB with enhanced visibility and data maskingVSABAC & DSPM ToolsGain Real-time Data Activity Monitoring and UEBA both over cloud and on-premise.VSLegacy Encryption ToolsEncrypt your data with SecuPi while avoiding risk of data corruption and significantly reducing implementation and maintenance costs.VSOther Cloud Access Control ToolsControl data access with SecuPi with enhanced support for Operational Data Stores, privilege user access control, hands-off maintenance, ease of deployment, FPE NIST standard Encryption, and automatic Ingestion (ETL) de-identification.Comparison OverviewCapabilitiesSecuPi PlatformLegacy DAMEncryption/ TokenizationCloud Data AccessDSPM ViVisibility End-to-end visibility, Real-time monitoring and auditing with user context. Alerting and SOX reporting.Learn More... --- SecuPi vs Legacy DAM Tools - SecuPi SecuPi vs Legacy DAM Tools - SecuPi Get The DSP Buyer’s Guide: The C-Level Guide to Evaluating Data Security Platforms  Download Guide Platform Core Modules Modern DAM  & Classification De-identification Dynamic Authorization Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) Technical CapabilitiesABACModern DAMDynamic Data MaskingFormat Preserving Encryption/TokenizationReal-Time Monitoring and Auditing & UEBANon-production Masking (TDM)Soft DeletionData Discovery & Classification Solutions By Use Case DAM Replacement Securing AI Achieving Zero Trust Maturity Securing Mainframe Cross-border Data Access Security By Regulation CPRA DORA GDPR Quebec’s law 25 PCI-DSS NIS2 More… By Ecosystem AWS Azure Google Snowflake Databricks Data Mesh Security More… By Industry Banking Healthcare Telecommunications Government Resources Blog Webinars & Events Collateral Comparisons SecuPi vs. Immuta SecuPi FPE vs. Legacy Encryption SecuPi vs. Legacy DAM SecuPi vs. Imperva Software Support &
Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Comparisons » SecuPi vs Legacy DAM ToolsSecuPi vs Legacy DAM ToolsSecuPi leads with an overarching data protection capability, agentless deployment and eliminates the need for costly DaaS (Database as a Service) auditing overhead.Imperva and IBM Guardium followed SecuPi into the Data Security Platform (DSP) market. SecuPi is the innovation leader, providing a complete data security platform that starts with patented Application plugin technology (to circumvent Imperva and Guardium service account blindness and business application protection vacuum) and continues to be the most comprehensive security solution for your sensitive data.Simple Deployment, Comprehensive Visibility, Unparalleled Protection CapabilitiesWith SecuPi,... --- SecuPi vs ABAC and DSPM Tools - SecuPi SecuPi vs ABAC and DSPM Tools - SecuPi Get The DSP Buyer’s Guide: The C-Level Guide to Evaluating Data Security Platforms  Download Guide Platform Core Modules Modern DAM  & Classification De-identification Dynamic Authorization Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) Technical CapabilitiesABACModern DAMDynamic Data MaskingFormat Preserving Encryption/TokenizationReal-Time Monitoring and Auditing & UEBANon-production Masking (TDM)Soft DeletionData Discovery & Classification Solutions By Use Case DAM Replacement Securing AI Achieving Zero Trust Maturity Securing Mainframe Cross-border Data Access Security By Regulation CPRA DORA GDPR Quebec’s law 25 PCI-DSS NIS2 More… By Ecosystem AWS Azure Google Snowflake Databricks Data Mesh Security More… By Industry Banking Healthcare Telecommunications Government Resources Blog Webinars & Events Collateral Comparisons SecuPi vs. Immuta SecuPi FPE vs. Legacy Encryption SecuPi vs. Legacy DAM SecuPi vs. Imperva Software Support &
Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Comparisons » SecuPi vs ABAC and DSPM ToolsSecuPi vs ABAC and DSPM ToolsSecuPi leads with overarching data protection capabilities and broad zero-code platform support, from Cloud analytics platforms (Snowflake, GCP, AWS, Azure stack and Databricks) to SQL Server, Oracle, no-SQL data stores, Denodo, Trino and every custom / packaged data application.SecuPi is the innovation leader of the Data Security Platform (DSP) market, providing a complete data security platform that starts with patented Application plugin technology (other tools require code changes to apply fine-grained access control within data-applications when data applications connect using anonymous service... --- SecuPi vs Legacy Encryption Tools - SecuPi SecuPi vs Legacy Encryption Tools - SecuPi Get The DSP Buyer’s Guide: The C-Level Guide to Evaluating Data Security Platforms  Download Guide Platform Core Modules Modern DAM  & Classification De-identification Dynamic Authorization Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) Technical CapabilitiesABACModern DAMDynamic Data MaskingFormat Preserving Encryption/TokenizationReal-Time Monitoring and Auditing & UEBANon-production Masking (TDM)Soft DeletionData Discovery & Classification Solutions By Use Case DAM Replacement Securing AI Achieving Zero Trust Maturity Securing Mainframe Cross-border Data Access Security By Regulation CPRA DORA GDPR Quebec’s law 25 PCI-DSS NIS2 More… By Ecosystem AWS Azure Google Snowflake Databricks Data Mesh Security More… By Industry Banking Healthcare Telecommunications Government Resources Blog Webinars & Events Collateral Comparisons SecuPi vs. Immuta SecuPi FPE vs. Legacy Encryption SecuPi vs. Legacy DAM SecuPi vs. Imperva Software Support &
Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Comparisons » SecuPi vs Legacy Encryption ToolsSecuPi vs Legacy Encryption ToolsSecuPi leads with an overarching data protection capability, application-transparent deployment (no External functions, no coding required to call Encryption API for all data applications). The SecuPi Data Enforcers ensure that clear-text data is only accessible outside the Cloud data platform and in-country VPC or on-Prem for compliance and data sovereignty laws. It requires no changes to your code or databases and ensures full Segregation of Duties (SoD) from Cloud account admins (as SecuPi does not impose creating and maintaining thousands of External Functions/UDFs that can be... --- End User License Agreement This End User License Agreement (the "Agreement") constitutes a valid and binding agreement between SecuPi Inc. , a Delaware corporation, whose address is 450 Park Ave South 3rd Floor NY, NY 10016 (“SecuPi”) and the individual who downloads the Software (as defined below) from a commercial software marketplace operated by third parties (the "Marketplace" and the "End User" respectively). If End User is accessing the Software in its capacity as an employee or agent of an entity that has contracted for access to the Software, End User's use of the Software is subject to the agreement entered into between SecuPi and such entity (the "Master Agreement") to the extent the terms of such Master Agreement conflict with the terms of this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement shall govern the use of the Software for all other Users. 1. Scope of Agreement. SecuPi develops, markets and makes available access to certain application software product (collectively, “Software”), as well as related products and services, to its end user customers via either a software-as-a-service methodology or an on-premise deployment (such Software, products and services, collectively, the “Services”). Access to the Services includes use of any associated documentation, including user manuals, specifications and other materials made available in any form by SecuPi to End User in connection with the Services (the “Documentation”). Any corrections, updates and/or other software provided to End User by SecuPi shall be deemed Software or Services under this Agreement. 2. SOFTWARE LICENSE. LICENSE GRANT. Subject... --- WEBINAR Addressing the Philippine Data Privacy Act of 2012 and Securely Moving Sensitive Data to the Cloud Leading organizations are lifting data and applications to Cloud for cost, scale and agility. But If data is exposed to the wrong people or accessed outside the county by Cloud Account Admins, the result can be a major breach of privacy, security, and compliance. It is imperative for organizations to implement robust security measures to maximize privacy and protection of data while leveraging the benefits of cloud computing. Data de-identification, encryption, access controls, and regular security audits are some of the essential measures to mitigate risks. Coupling data-security with Philippine Data Privacy Act of 2012 requirements – “Right of erasure”, “Right of access”, Consent and retention/deletion. SecuPi platform unifies real-time monitoring, fine-grained data access control, encryption and de-identification, seamlessly enabling to meet the Philippine Data Privacy Act of 2012 requirements with a single platform for Cloud and on-premise. Join us for a webinar with Alon Rosenthal, SecuPi CEO together with Solvento Philippines to learn how to: De-Identify sensitive data before loaded to Cloud to address in-country DPA and sovereignty laws Enforce Dynamic, Attribute-Based Access Control centrally across hybrid Cloud data stores such as Cloudera, Redshift, Snowflake, Databricks, EMR and AWS RDS as well as on-Premise Oracle, SQL Server and DB2. Proactively monitor data activity, prove compliance, detect and block threats to data before breaches can occur Monday, Feb 27, 2023 Time: 14:00 PHST Register Now Register Now! --- Schedule a meeting with SecuPi --- Schedule a meeting with SecuPi --- Register to Access SecuPi’s Knowledge Base Use the instructions below to sign-up for access to SecuPi’s Knowledge Base of documents. This includes information on the product releases as well as installation, configuration, and operational details. Knowledge Base Registration To register to SecuPi Knowledge base, please follow the steps below:1. Go to the SecuPi User Documentation URL:https://documentation. secupi. com/ 2. On the access screen, select Self Signup. 3. To create an account, enter your details: -First Name -Last Name -Email (use your company email) Select Register. A prompt to check your email for the next step appears. 4. The activation email below will be sent to your registered email account. Select Activate Your Account. 5. A new tab opens, enter a password, confirm it, and select Set Password. 6. Return to the SecuPi User Documentation URL: https://documentation. secupi. com and login using the registered details. The following screen will appear:Didn't find what you were looking for? Please contact the SecuPi support team at support@secupi. com for any issues during self-registration. --- SecuPi & BigID BigID and SecuPi Data Security and Compliance Platform deliver zero-code policy enforcement to Protect Data and all Ways to it. SecuPi & BigID Governance Enablement Platform Critical Data is scattered across multiple data sources cross Cloud and hybrid, accessed using applications, analytics and direct DB tools to allow operations and better decision making. At the same time, data security and governance require real-time monitoring of all sensitive data access, de-identification/encryption and fine-grained “need-to-know” access controls. Your BigID deployment provides valuable insights on the whereabouts of your critical data, imposing fiduciary responsibility to protect it. SecuPi Data Protection platform is integrated with BigID classification, delivering data security & de-identification , as well as deletion and geo-fencing . https://vimeo. com/manage/videos/712496553 SecuPi & BigID Full IntegrationSecuPi out-of-the-box integration with BigId data discovery platform and SecuPi's proven implementation methodology, organizations can quickly address multiple, complex data protection use cases Book a Live Demo Common Use Cases Access Control & EnforcementAccess Control & Entitlement Enforcement, ensuring access to sensitive data granted only on a need-to-know basis over business applications, analytical tools, privileged users, etc. Data De-identificationEnsuring sensitive data is protected at-rest enables quick adoption of cloud platform with full SoD & Key Segregation as well as enhanced security for non-production environments Data Privacy Right EnforcementEnforcement of data subject rights (SDR) for CCPA, GDPR and similar, ensuring erasure (RTBF), consent and other requests applied across multiple data-stores and processing technologies --- SecuPi Agreement End User License Agreement Please read our End User License Agreement: ---       Open Source List of open source software embedded in the different SecuPi components. Download XLS Download CSV Download PDF Agent Open Source Products (embedded in agent) component name licensor version license agent JCommander Beust 1. 47 Apache 2. 0 agent ASM OW2 6. 2. 1 BSD agent Gson Google Inc. 2. 8. 2 Apache 2. 0 agent Guava The Guava Authors 18 Apache 2. 0 agent Disruptor LMax 3. 3. 6 Apache 2. 0 agent HttpRequest Kevin Sawicki 6. 0 MIT agent MaxMind Apache 2. 0 agent JSQLParser 1. 3 Apache 2. 0 agent Apache Commons IO 2. 5 Apache 2. 0 agent GeoIP2 MaxMind 2. 7. 0 Apache 2. 0 agent OpenCSV 2. 3 Apache 2. 0 agent Apache Commons Compress 1. 14 Apache 2. 0 agent AspectJ Runtime 1. 9. 2 EPL 1. 0 agent Project Lombok 1. 18. 2 MIT agent Apache Commons Collections 3. 2. 2 Apache 2. 0 agent Apache Commons Lang 3. 5 Apache 2. 0 agent Appache Commons CSV 1. 1 Apache 2. 0 agent Failsafe 1. 1. 1 Apache 2. 0 agent Hamcrest 1. 3 BSD agent Mockito Core 2. 16. 0 MIT agent Spring Boot Test Starter Pivotal Software Inc 1. 5. 4 Apache 2. 0 agent Jackson Databind 2. 7. 9 Apache 2. 0 agent Jackson Dataformat YAML 2. 7. 9 Apache 2. 0 agent JSON IO 4. 4. 0 Apache 2. 0 agent Project :json Path 2. 2. 0 Apache 2. 0 agent FindBugs JSR305 3.... --- Coverage SecuPi provides wide coverage and support across applications, DBA clients, big data and cloud environments - all with single platform in just a matter of days and with no code changes. Wide Coverage. Outstanding Support. The SecuPi platform is built for the future and we are constantly expanding our coverage Business ApplicationsAll JAVA applications (1. 6 and up)All . NET applications:Framework 4. 7. 2 and higherCore 3. 1 and higher. NET 5. x and higherAll Node. JS applicationPython GolangSAPOracle PeopleSoftAmdocsSASMicrosoft Dynamic CRMSiebelMany more... Direct Admin DB Tools & Legacy Fat Clients SQL Server Management Studio Oracle SQLPlus Quest Toad Quest SQLNavigator SQLDeveloper Squirrel SQL SQL Assistant pgAdminMongoDB Compass Oracle Cloud ManagerBTEQSQLAFastExport/FastLoad DBeaverDbVisualizerVertica Many more... 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ETL Tools Kafka  Informatica  Talend  Sqoop  DataStage CLI Apache NiFi AWS Glue Azure Data Factory Google Cloud DataprocSpark Streaming Many more... CDC Tools Qlik ReplicateTechnology IntegrationsSecuPi support for technology integrations Including SIEM, Data Catalogs, Active Directories, etc. Azure ADOktaAWS IAMActive DirectoryLDAPGoogle Cloud IAMSplunkQradarArcSightCyberArk OneLogin... --- WEBINAR Data Security and Governance for Analytics with Hold Your Own Key in your Cloud Data Platform Data Security and Governance for Analytics with Hold Your Own Key in your Cloud Data Platform Cloud hosting providers, along with the databases and applications that run on cloud-hosted infrastructure, do a great job of providing as good or better security controls as their prospective customers enjoy today on-premise. However, this is often not enough for many customers who need additional safeguards for PII/PHI data hosted in the cloud and the Data privacy regulations are also not making life easier, not to mention needing to be mindful of the level of access permitted certain kinds of users and privileged users. The easiest way for organizations to retain full control with virtually complete transitions to the Cloud is through Anonymization of data or rendering enough sensitive data fields inaccessible when in the Cloud and only accessible again when coming back on-premise or back within your span of control. This is where Hold Your Own Key (HYOK) becomes essential. Encrypting data prior to sending it to the Cloud and only decrypting once back on-premise or when requested by an authorized user with a legal basis/”need-to-know” is the only way to satisfy any more conservative trust models. In this webinar, SecuPi and Qlik will discuss how a joint solution can eliminate most of the risks with Any large or complex Qlik implementations on Snowflake or other DBaaS platforms involving multiple data sources and/or migrating to the... --- Partner With Us Want to be our partner? We believe in partnerships. Together with our partners, we've managed to provide our customers with the product and services they need in order to address their needs. Our partners play a key role in reaching out and providing professional services to our customers. We are always on the look-out for new partners who are leaders in their industries or geographic locations. Leave your details and we’ll contact you: --- Partners Our partner program includes strategic technology integrations and leading ISVs & VARs who work with SecuPi to deliver solutions that help enterprises address privacy regulations and protect their sensitive data. 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Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo Home » Our CompanyOur CompanyFounded in 2015, SecuPi pioneered the Data Security Platform market with a simple but ambitious vision: make sensitive data usable - without ever compromising security or compliance. Founded by the original inventors of Dynamic Data Masking, SecuPi was built to solve one of cybersecurity’s toughest challenges: protecting data at-rest and in-use without breaking applications, slowing innovation, or requiring code changes. Our Data Security Platform delivers:Discovery and classificationReal-time monitoring and observabilityFine-grained, ABAC-based access controlActive enforcement at-rest and in-use SecuPi uniquely combines Format-Preserving Encryption (FPE), tokenization, dynamic masking, and privacy-enhancing technologies to protect structured and unstructured data across hybrid environments. The outcome:... --- Blog - SecuPi Blog - SecuPi Get The DSP Buyer’s Guide: The C-Level Guide to Evaluating Data Security Platforms  Download Guide Platform Core Modules Modern DAM  & Classification De-identification Dynamic Authorization Privileged Data Access Security Broker (PDASB) Technical CapabilitiesABACModern DAMDynamic Data MaskingFormat Preserving Encryption/TokenizationReal-Time Monitoring and Auditing & UEBANon-production Masking (TDM)Soft DeletionData Discovery & Classification Solutions By Use Case DAM Replacement Securing AI Achieving Zero Trust Maturity Securing Mainframe Cross-border Data Access Security By Regulation CPRA DORA GDPR Quebec’s law 25 PCI-DSS NIS2 More… By Ecosystem AWS Azure Google Snowflake Databricks Data Mesh Security More… By Industry Banking Healthcare Telecommunications Government Resources Blog Webinars & Events Collateral Comparisons SecuPi vs. Immuta SecuPi FPE vs. Legacy Encryption SecuPi vs. Legacy DAM SecuPi vs. Imperva Software Support &
Maintenance Terms Featured resource Download the Data Security Platform (DSP)​ Buyer’s GuideCoveragePartners Company About Contact Us Schedule a Demo BlogOur latest articles and events announcements All Blog Events & Webinars Blog17 Mar, 2026Beyond the API Call: Why SaaS-based Data Privacy Vaults are Failing Enterprise Apps and AI Agents Read More Blog24 Feb, 2026Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Comparison: SecuPi vs. Imperva SecureSphere & IBM Guardium Read More Blog23 Feb, 2026Shattering the Kafka-to-Snowflake, Databricks and Open Table Format files Security Illusion: Lifecycle Field-Level FPE Encryption with SecuPi Read More Blog23 Feb, 2026SecuPi Recognized as a Leader and an Outperformer in the GigaOm Data Security Platform Radar December 2025 Read More Blog23 Feb, 2026SecuPi Recognized in the 2025 Gartner® Market Guide for Data Security Platforms: 2025 Read... --- --- ## Posts General Overview SecuPi provides a single, modern platform to address both Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) and Format-Preserving Encryption (FPE). Our architecture is built on a single management server with a centralized policy system enforced consistently across privileged users and applications. In contrast, following Thales' acquisition of Imperva’s legacy DAM solution, organizations are often forced into a fragmented ecosystem. Enforcing both DAM and encryption requires installing two separate solutions, maintaining dual server infrastructures, and operating monitoring policies in one tool (Imperva) while managing encryption in another (Thales). 1. Legacy DAM (Imperva) vs. SecuPi: Modernizing Data Security Eliminating Risk, Cost, and Complexity Complying with DAM regulations requires full visibility into DBA activity. However, legacy architectures built on kernel-level agents and appliances introduce significant operational risks. Eliminate Operational Risk Legacy solutions like Imperva rely on kernel-level agents. This creates systemic risk: Mandatory Downtime: Every database patch requires agent maintenance, leading to potential SLA violations. System Instability: Production environments are exposed to kernel-level failures and maintenance cycles. SecuPi eliminates this risk entirely by using silent-install plug-ins on DBA tools, capturing activity without touching the database kernel. Reduce TCO and Complexity Legacy DAM environments are resource-intensive. Scaling to ~1,000 agents typically requires 100–150 appliances and a team of 5–10 dedicated experts. SecuPi simplifies this model via an agentless, appliance-free architecture, resulting in up to 80% reduction in operational effort. From Passive Auditing to Active Control While Imperva remains a passive auditing system (logging activity without controlling it), SecuPi transforms DAM into an active security platform:... --- As large financial institutions accelerate AI adoption, a critical architectural decision is emerging: Where should access control for AI actually live? Many organizations are tempted to extend their data platform, such as Databricks Unity Catalog, into the role of enforcing fine-grained access control for AI agents and applications. Theoretically, this feels efficient: one centralized place for policies, governance, and enforcement. But for regulated environments, this approach introduces significant risk, complexity, and long-term architectural limitations. The reality is simple: AI access control does not belong in the data platform; it belongs in the AI application layer. 1. Regulatory Pressure is Rising and Data Platforms aren’t Built for It Regulated organizations today operate under overlapping frameworks like the EU AI Act, GDPR, and DORA. While Databricks Unity Catalog provides strong governance, it lacks a critical requirement for modern data protection: No native Format and Type Preserving Encryption (FPE): Standard encryption often breaks schemas. For example, a birth_date column like '12-Jan-1990' becomes a long, unreadable string that breaks PowerBI reports and analytics workloads. Purpose-built platforms like SecuPi solve this by applying dynamic and persistent FPE and Type-safe encryption without breaking schemas, allowing privacy enforcement without disrupting operations. 2. AI Is Context-Rich — and Data Platforms Are Context-Blind Modern AI applications rely on more than just identity; they rely on dynamic context: Purpose: Why is the data being accessed? (e. g. , marketing vs. support) Geography: Where is the user? (e. g. , secure network vs. mobile) Source: Integration with IAM systems like SailPoint... --- The SaaS-based Data Privacy Vault concept is appealing: send it to a vault, get a token back for inserting/updating sensitive values, and get the clear-text data when reading the data. But as global enterprises scale their digital ecosystems, the "Token-as-a-Service" model (popularized by providers like Skyflow) is hitting a wall. The reality? Modern applications need more than just a vault; they need high availability and sophisticated policy control. Here is why the shift from API-based tokenization to SecuPi’s application-transparent encryption approach is becoming the new blueprint for data security. 1. The "Kill Switch" Problem: Availability Risks Most tokenization services rely on external API calls. If the service lags or goes down, your application breaks. For real-life applications and AI agents, where every user request might trigger a token call, a service outage isn't just an inconvenience—it’s a total business shutdown. The Traditional Approach: If the API doesn't respond, the request fails. The SecuPi Advantage: SecuPi tokenizes data at the application level. By eliminating the dependency on external calls, we ensure zero downtime. If the network hiccups, your app keeps running. 2. The Entropy Trap: When Tokenization Isn't the Answer Standard tokenization struggles with "Low Entropy" fields—data with limited variations like State names or Gender. Because there are only 50 U. S. states, a hacker can easily reverse-engineer a tokenized list. Furthermore, these fields often require "list of values" validation; you can't just replace "California" with a random string of numbers without breaking the database. The Traditional Gaps: Physical encryption or... --- When evaluating Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) for modern enterprise environments, the architectural difference between Agentless and appliance-free and Kernel-Agent models determines the long-term scalability and operational expense. Below is a comparative analysis of SecuPi against traditional solutions like IBM Guardium and Imperva DAM. The cost analysis was provided by Imperva’s recently published “Tech Giant Secures Data” case study, concluding that labor costs for the company in the study had dropped by over 50% in comparison with the Guardium deployment. A huge component of these savings was the reduction in the number of virtual appliances used by the monitoring solution. Guardium required 135 virtual appliances to monitor 500 of the company’s databases, while SecureSphere can monitor 1,050 databases with only 65 virtual appliances. At-a-Glance Comparison Matrix Infrastructure and Hardware Costs Legacy DAM: Traditional solutions require a massive "collector/appliance tier. " Because kernel agents capture every single transaction (including high-volume, low-risk application traffic that hides end-users behind a generic service account), organizations must purchase, rack, and power dozens of physical or virtual appliances to filter this data. This leads to high CAPEX and ongoing hardware refresh cycles. SecuPi: By utilizing intelligent tool plug-ins and gateways, SecuPi captures only high-value activity (e. g. , DBA actions or sensitive data access). This reduces the data volume by up to 99%, eliminating the need for a sprawling collector appliance infrastructure. SecuPi typically runs on existing cloud or containerized environments with a minimal footprint. Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) & Labor Burden Legacy DAM: Organizations often require 5-50... --- KuppingerCole Leadership Compass: Data Security Platforms, 2025 SecuPi Named Overall Leader For the second year in a row, SecuPi is named an Overall Leader in the 2025 KuppingerCole Leadership Compass on Data Security Platforms, receiving top ratings across product capabilities, innovation, and market presence. The KuppingerCole Leadership Compass on Data Security Platforms provides a comprehensive assessment of the DSP market, evaluating vendors on their ability to protect sensitive data across hybrid, multi-cloud, and on-premises environments. The report is a reliable resource for enterprises looking for an objective, third-party evaluation of current DSP and DAM vendors and their available offerings. The report evaluates 14 DSP vendors, scoring them based on functionality, deployment, scalability and interoperability domains to help enterprises derive business value from DSP. The report reflects the increasing importance of platforms that move beyond siloed tools—such as traditional Database Activity Monitoring (DAM), encryption, or masking—and instead deliver unified, policy-driven data security. SecuPi’s recognition as an Overall Leader reflects its differentiated approach to modernizing and replacing legacy DAM, while extending fine-grained access control to applications, service accounts, and AI workloads. Unlike audit-centric or agent-heavy solutions, SecuPi enforces real-time, preventive controls—including blocking, filtering, dynamic masking, tokenization, and encryption—directly in the data access path, with centralized policy governance and full auditability. As organizations increasingly rely on cloud analytics, SaaS applications, and AI systems, the ability to apply consistent Zero Trust data access policies across structured and unstructured data environments has become critical. SecuPi addresses this need by providing a single platform that governs... --- SecuPi Recognized as a Leader and an Outperformer in the GigaOm Data Security Platform Radar December 2025 For the second year in a row, GigaOm recognizes SecuPi as a “Leader” and an “Outperformer” in the DSP (Data Security Platform) space. The report is a reliable resource for enterprises looking for an objective, third-party evaluation of current DSP and DAM vendors and their available offerings. The report evaluates 15 DSP vendors, scoring them based on the following domains to help enterprises derive business value from DSP: Key DSP features Emerging DSP features and functions for AI GigaOm states that SecuPi stands out as a Leader and Outperformer in the DSP market due to its relentless pace of innovation. SecuPi consistently develops and integrates advanced features within its unified DSP platform. Data Security Platforms (DSPs) are rapidly becoming a foundational layer in modern enterprise security architectures. As organizations expand data usage across Databases, applications and AI systems, traditional, manual approaches to data security—and legacy Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) tools—can no longer scale – replaced with SecuPi DAM. This shift has driven increased attention from enterprises, vendors, and industry analysts. Following recognition in the Gartner® Market Guide for Data Security Platforms, SecuPi was recognized as a Leader in the GigaOm Data Security Platform Radar Report across both the Maturity and Platform Play dimensions—one of only two vendors in this position, alongside Varonis, and ranked ahead of IBM Guardium. The GigaOm DSP Radar Report The GigaOm DSP Radar analyzes the emergence of DSPs as... --- SecuPi Recognized in the 2025 Gartner® Market Guide for Data Security Platforms July 1, 2025 – SecuPi, a data security platform purpose-built to modernize Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) and enforce fine-grained access control for applications and AI, is recognized by Gartner as a representative vendor in the 2025 Market Guide for Data Security Platforms (DSPs). According to Gartner, “Data security platforms (DSPs) are an essential security control within the data-centric technology stack. They are strategically positioned between the application and the database to facilitate controls like encryption, tokenization, dynamic masking and database activity monitoring. ” Gartner further notes that “Leading DSPs deliver most of the components required for enabling good data security governance and optimized data security controls by offering a centralized system for policy and permission control. ” This architectural position directly reflects SecuPi’s approach: replacing Guardium and Imperva DAM costly agent-based DAM tools with a centralized, policy-driven platform that enforces controls in real time, in-line, and at the point of data access. Unlike traditional DAM solutions that rely on passive monitoring and database agents, SecuPi provides silent-install plug-ins and transparent gateways that reduce cost by over 70% while including preventive controls—blocking, filtering, encrypting, or dynamically masking sensitive data based on user identity, application context, purpose, location, and risk. SecuPi extends these same controls to AI applications and agents, ensuring that AI systems only access the data they are explicitly authorized to see, and only for justified use. This enables enterprises to move beyond audit-only DAM toward active access... --- In the modern data stack, streaming sensitive PII from Kafka to Snowflake, Databricks and Open Table Formats such as Iceberg and Delta lake is a high-stake balancing act. Traditional methods often force a choice between two "evils": either you store data in cleartext to keep it usable, or you use standard AES encryption that turns your data into unreadable binary blobs, breaking downstream analytics and requiring expensive, per-transaction decryption costs. For organizations leveraging Confluent Kafka, the limitations are even more pronounced. Confluent’s native Client-Side Field Level Encryption (CSFLE) often relies on the Schema Registry and isn't designed for Format Preserving Encryption (FPE) that Snowflake can natively "understand" and decrypt during a query. Enter SecuPi: the bridge that enables seamless, efficient, and cost-effective end-to-end data security lifecycle protection. The Challenge: Why Traditional Kafka Encryption Fails When data moves through a Kafka pipeline, you need protection at two levels: Message Level (the entire envelope) and Field Level (specific keys like SSN or Credit Card). Most solutions - including Confluent’s native tools - struggle with: Data Usability: Encrypting a 16-digit credit card into a 256-bit binary string breaks Snowflake table schemas and prevents any preview of the data. Cost & Complexity: Many cloud-native tools charge per-transaction or require the Confluent Schema Registry, adding overhead and vendor lock-in. The "Decryption Gap": Data encrypted at the Kafka producer often cannot be easily decrypted within Snowflake without massive manual engineering. HYOK vs. BYOK: True Sovereignty with SecuPi One of the most critical distinctions in data security... --- In the world of data security, the battle between Infrastructure Access and Data Centricity is where most enterprises find their biggest blind spots. While StrongDM is managing who can access which server or database, it often stops at the "front door. " If you need to know what sensitive data related activities any privilege user is doing - to block a suspicious access or a malicious transaction in real-time, you need something deeper. Enter SecuPi. Here is why enterprises are moving beyond session management toward SecuPi’s data-centric protection. Beyond the "Front Door": Fine-Grained Access Control (ABAC) StrongDM excels at Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) at the infrastructure level. It connects a user to a database. However, once that connection is made, StrongDM generally sees the session runtime activities as a "black box” without the ability to detect the suspicious ones SecuPi operates at the Data Layer using Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC). The Difference: SecuPi doesn’t just see "User A accessed the HR Database. " It sees "User A attempted to view 'Salary' columns for employees in 'California' during 'Non-Business Hours'. " The Power: It can dynamically mask, redact, or block specific cells, rows, or columns based on the user's citizenship, location, or purpose of use—all without changing a single line of application code. Risk Scoring: Data vs. Connection Security is no longer about "Yes" or "No" access; it's about the context of risk. StrongDM monitors session health and connection logs. SecuPi introduces Data and Transaction Risk Scoring. It analyzes user behavior... --- PCI-DSS v4 significantly raises the bar for how organizations protect Primary Account Numbers (PAN) and cardholder data. Controls that were acceptable under v3—such as disk-level or volume-level encryption—no longer meet the intent of v4, which emphasizes database column-level encryption, least privilege, and protection of sensitive data not only at rest, but also in use. For Global 2000 organizations that store PAN in operational databases, analytics platforms, and increasingly feed it into cloud and AI pipelines, this creates a difficult challenge: how to encrypt PAN without breaking applications, exploding costs, or introducing new operational risk. Why Disk-Level Encryption Is No Longer Enough Many organizations historically relied on disk-level encryption to meet PCI-DSS v3 requirements. Under PCI-DSS v4, this approach is insufficient because: PAN remains exposed to privileged users, applications, and queries once the database is running There is no granular control over who can see decrypted PAN Auditors increasingly expect column-level protection and runtime controls, not just encrypted storage As a result, organizations are forced to reconsider how PAN is protected inside databases and data platforms. The Cost and Complexity of Column-Level Encryption One common response is moving from disk-level to column-level encryption. However, this shift is often expensive, disruptive, and slow. Native Database Encryption Technologies such as Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) can encrypt columns at the database layer without requiring applications to explicitly call decryption functions. However: These solutions are very costly They are limited to Oracle and SQL Server databases and do not address... --- As we close the books on 2025, it is impossible not to feel a sense of immense pride and gratitude. This has been a year of tremendous growth for SecuPi - not just in terms of our reach, but in the depth of the partnerships we’ve built and the innovations we’ve brought to the data security landscape. Here is a look back at the milestones that defined our year. Scaling for Our Customers To keep up the pace with our growing global footprint, we made a significant investment in our most valuable asset: our people. We have aggressively expanded our customer-facing teams across Support, Professional Services, and Customer Success. Our goal was simple: ensure that as our customers scale, our expertise and support scale right alongside them. This growth ensures we remain more than just a vendor: we are a dedicated partner in our customers’ security journey. The Rise of AI and Unstructured Data 2025 was the year AI moved from experimentation to core operations. We saw a massive surge in demand for Data Security for AI, covering both: Structured Data: Protecting the traditional databases feeding LLMs. Unstructured Data: Securing the vast world of PDFs, emails, and documents that power modern AI use cases. SecuPi has been at the forefront, ensuring that as companies embrace AI, they don’t have to compromise on privacy or compliance. Innovation: ABAC and the Data Catalog Hub We’ve doubled down on our "Data-Centric" philosophy. This year, we heavily invested in Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC), providing... --- The numbers tell a clear story. According to a new analysis of government data, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Google received the most approved new H‑1B petitions in FY 2025, with Apple at number six. Meanwhile, Indian-headquartered firms have all but disappeared from the top ranks; only three made the top 25 employers of new H‑1B holders. What does that mean for the rest of the market? After the tech giants capture a large share of available H‑1B talent, many U. S. enterprises, especially in healthcare and financial services, are left with critical gaps. To keep projects moving, more organizations are offshoring business and IT work to countries such as India, the Philippines, Poland and Brazil. The challenge: offshoring sensitive data safely Offshoring brings cost and capacity advantages, but it also raises the stakes for protecting U. S. personal data (PII, PHI, PCI). Organizations must comply with HIPAA, GLBA, PCI DSS, state privacy laws, and cross‑border transfer obligations - without throttling productivity for offshore teams. A common response is to erect “clean rooms” or severely restricted desktop environments. While they can reduce risk, they’re expensive, difficult to maintain, and often create a frustrating user experience that slows work to a crawl. A better path: data de‑identification by design Instead of building walls around data, make the data safer to handle. De‑identification lets teams perform their jobs with high‑utility data while keeping real identities and sensitive values protected. The key is applying protections both at rest and in use, and doing so... --- Breaches often start from a small and mundane incident, like a forgotten export left unencrypted on a publicly exposed cloud storage bucket. In hybrid and multi-cloud environments, AI and analytics pipelines move data around rapidly, and even minor security gaps can stack up. Last year alone, there were 3,158 data-compromise incidents and victim notices worldwide. Regulations and industry standards like GDPR and PCI DSS v4. 0 emphasize the need to demonstrate that your organization effectively protects customer data. The old model of relying on the network perimeter simply doesn’t hold up these days. Systems change, and attackers know where the weak spots usually sit. Enterprise IT and security leaders, data architects, and platform engineering teams increasingly require database security best practices that enforce policy directly at the data layer. What is database security? Database security refers to the technologies and policies that protect databases from threats such as unauthorized access, data breaches, and corruption. Database security focuses on best practices for all types of data, such as: At rest: Encrypted storage, disk-level security, and key management (e. g. , AES-256). In transit: TLS 1. 3 and secure API gateways to protect data between applications and databases. In use: Dynamic data masking and tokenization to control visibility during queries or analytics. For most enterprises, your data is more valuable than the system it runs on. As the old network perimeter keeps fading, that data effectively becomes the new front line. The shift to multi-cloud and the explosion of AI workloads make... --- Why policy-based access control is the missing piece of the GenAI puzzle GenAI is exploding across the enterprise. Every team is piloting copilots, building internal assistants, or wiring LLMs into data workflows. And on paper, it looks like magic: instant insights, dramatic productivity boosts, and new ways to unlock value from the data companies already own. But beneath the excitement sits a harder truth. Most AI apps are now tapping directly into sensitive platforms and files through APIs and dynamic model calls. They query structured data. They infer correlations. They explore context in ways that no traditional user ever would. And because they behave differently, the old access control stack simply cannot keep up. Entitlements were built for people, not models. IAM roles expect predictable behavior, not generated queries. Least privilege was designed for humans, not AI agents capable of stitching together information you never intended to expose. This is the new exposure surface enterprises are waking up to. The Collision Course: AI vs. Legacy Controls When an AI app receives a prompt, it may: - Pull from multiple data sources - Chain requests that were never meant to interact - Infer hidden relationships between datasets - Expand beyond any static role or entitlement - Surface fields a human would never be approved to view And it does all of this instantly. This is where privacy, compliance, and least privilege break down. If AI apps continue to access data with yesterday’s guardrails, enterprises risk oversharing sensitive information, violating regulatory boundaries,... --- Most security teams know where their sensitive data lives. Few can prove who actually sees it. That gap between visibility and control is where most data security programs quietly fail. Discovery and classification tell you what’s valuable. Only enforcement protects it in motion. The Comfort Zone: Discovery and Classification Over the past few years, discovery tools have exploded. They crawl clouds, detect PII or PHI, and tag it neatly across databases and storage accounts. DSPM platforms visualize data sprawl. Privacy tools generate dashboards that look reassuring. It feels like control, but it isn’t. After “classify,” most programs stall. Controls rarely match the precision of the classifications they depend on. The organization knows where the crown jewels are, but not how to stop them from being copied, queried, or exposed by legitimate users, contractors, or automated processes. Enforcement: The Missing Muscle Enforcement means applying policy at the exact moment of access. It connects identity, context, and purpose with real-time decisions about the data itself. Without it, even the most comprehensive catalog is a static compliance artifact. Security leaders still depend on database admins, developers, or the goodwill of end users to do the right thing. True enforcement happens when a platform can intercept a data request, evaluate who is asking, from where, and why - and then deliver data masked, redacted, or encrypted according to policy, transparently and instantly. Why Traditional Masking and Encryption Break Down Application dependencyEvery enterprise system has SQL queries, ORM mappings, and APIs expecting specific data formats.... --- The New Security Challenge: When AI Meets Enterprise Data Generative AI changes how organizations use data and how data escapes. Modern AI applications do not just read dashboards or APIs. They tap into multiple structured and unstructured data sources such as databases, data lakes, and collaboration tools, and start pulling information at machine speed. These sources were built to control user access. They were never designed to control AI access. Once an LLM based application is connected, it can ingest, cache, and reproduce sensitive data far beyond intended boundaries, often with no visibility, no policy enforcement, and no audit trail. And when that data is also used for model training, the risk multiplies. Sensitive content can reappear as part of future AI responses. The Core Problem Multiple access paths: AI apps pull data from several repositories simultaneously, bypassing traditional access controls. Blurred accountability: AI agents and pipelines act as non-human identities with unclear permissions. Continuous training needs: Models require access to sensitive data for fine-tuning, yet enterprises must ensure no unauthorized exposure. No unified visibility: Security and compliance teams cannot trace which AI process accessed what data, when, or for what purpose. The SecuPi Approach: ABAC for AI SecuPi brings Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) and data-centric protection directly into the GenAI workflow. Instead of locking data away, SecuPi enables safe data usage across every AI pipeline, from ingestion to inference. How it works: Data-aware Policies: Access decisions are enforced at query time, based on data classification, user identity, AI model,... --- Data has become the beating heart of every enterprise. It drives innovation, customer experience, compliance, and competitive advantage. At the same time, it is the single most targeted asset by attackers. This puts CISOs, Chief Data Officers and CIOs under growing pressure to answer one key question in the boardroom: do we truly have control over our data? The Data Security Lifecycle (DSL) has emerged as the right framework to answer that question. It provides a structured way to secure sensitive data across its journey: discovery, monitoring, access control and enforcement. Yet here is the reality many organizations face. The DSL looks solid on paper, but when it comes to execution, most companies stumble. The missing link is visibility and proactive control at the data layer itself. This is exactly where SecuPi Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) enters the picture. Traditional DAM tools were built in an era when most data sat in Oracle, DB2 or SQL databases on-premise. They used heavy agents, expensive appliances that focused on collecting and aggregating endless logs for auditors. While this was valuable in the past, it falls far short of what is needed today. Data now spreads across cloud data platforms, SaaS, analytics, and AI. Access is dynamic, with human and service accounts connecting from every corner of the enterprise and beyond. Legacy DAM was never designed for this reality. SecuPi DAM is different. It is lightweight, agentless, and appliance free. More importantly, it is designed around the principles of the DSL. Let us... --- Drowning in Tools, Starving for Control Security teams are drowning in tools, but still blind to what matters most: the data. Tool Fatigue: The Hidden Risk Enterprise security teams today are overrun with tools. PAM, EDR, SIEM, DSPM, IAM & Secrets Vaults. Each promise to plug a gap, but too often, they leave something critical unprotected: the data itself. Despite all these layers, CISOs and CIOs still can’t confidently answer one of the most fundamental questions: “What’s happening to our sensitive data - right now? ” Welcome to tool fatigue - a state where more controls don't mean better security, just more complexity, and more blind spots... Legacy Tools Don’t Fit Today’s Data Reality Most of the tools in your stack were designed to protect: - Endpoints - Access credentials - Infrastructure and identities But they weren’t built to understand what’s inside databases, applications, or data pipelines: Which tables or records are being accessed? Is the user doing something legitimate, risky, or malicious? How sensitive is the data being touched? The result: critical data is being overexposed, misused, or left unprotected - often without detection. Data Has Become the Real Perimeter - But Your Stack Can’t See It As enterprises embrace cloud, hybrid, and AI-driven architectures, the data - not the network or device - has become the true perimeter. But traditional tools remain access-aware, not data-aware. They can log who accessed a system. But they can’t answer: What was accessed? How sensitive was it? Should that access have been... --- Why enterprises must embrace Modern DAM as part of the Data Security Platform (DSP). The Shift in Data Security For more than a decade, Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) has been the go-to control for keeping a watchful eye on sensitive data. It helped enterprises answer the question: Who touched what, and when? But the environment has changed. Data no longer lives in a handful of structured databases guarded inside the data center. Today, it flows across SaaS platforms, cloud warehouses, data lakes, and even generative AI models. The old DAM model was never designed for this world, and that’s why so many organizations find themselves paying for a tool that no longer delivers. Why Legacy DAM Falls Short Traditional DAM products did their job in an earlier era, but in modern enterprises they bring more headaches than value: Gaps in coverage: Cloud platforms, SaaS applications, and new data stores often sit outside their reach. Operational drag: Heavy agents and inline proxies add complexity and performance concerns. Noise without insight: Logs may show queries, but they rarely explain context or intent. Rising costs: Licenses and upkeep consume budgets without solving the core problem. In practice, legacy DAM often ends up as a compliance checkbox, noisy, expensive, and disconnected from the real risks that matter to CISOs and boards. DAM is Not Dead: It Needs Reinvention The concept of monitoring and controlling access to critical data is more relevant than ever. What’s broken is the outdated approach. Modern DAM transforms the same... --- Enterprise data security is a complex and multifaceted challenge. Data is exploding in volume, variety, and velocity, spreading across on-premises systems, multiple clouds, analytics, and AI applications. Meanwhile, enterprises depend on diverse user personas, from privileged administrators to data analysts and business-app users, each of whom requires a different level of access. Traditional data security tools often focus on isolated problems such as encryption, identity management, activity monitoring, masking, or data loss prevention. This fragmented approach creates gaps and blind spots that cyber adversaries can exploit, reducing the operational efficiency and business agility needed to meet evolving compliance and security risks. To address this, enterprises need a holistic, continuous strategy; one that unites people, processes, and technology across every stage of the data protection lifecycle with built-in observability to monitor how data is accessed and used across users and applications. This is where the Data Security Lifecycle Model comes into play: a comprehensive framework integrating four essential phases - Discovery & Classification, Monitoring, Access Control, and Enforcement - to deliver proactive, scalable, and enterprise-wide data security. In this article, we explore each phase in depth, demonstrating how they interconnect to build a resilient, future-proof data security posture that reduces risk, streamlines operations, and aligns with business objectives. The Complexity of Modern Data Security ChallengesData environments today are more complex and rapidly growing than ever before. Organizations contend with exponential data growth, both structured and unstructured, scattered across on-premises data centers and private and public clouds. This data is accessed by... --- Data breaches and leaks have evolved from occasional headline-grabbing events to existential business threats with massive financial and reputational consequences. According to IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024, the average cost of a data breach has soared to $4. 45 million globally, with some industries experiencing even higher losses - healthcare breaches, for example, average $10 million per incident. Alarmingly, over 80% of organizations reported experiencing multiple data leak or breach incidents in the last 12 months, signaling a relentless rise in attack sophistication and frequency. For large enterprises, Fortune 500 and Global 2000 companies, the stakes are even higher. These organizations operate vast, complex IT estates spanning multiple geographies, thousands of employees, and sprawling data ecosystems across on-premises, cloud, SaaS, and third-party environments. Their CDOs, CISOs, and CIOs face unprecedented challenges securing sensitive data that fuels their global operations and competitive advantage. The Increasing Pressure on CDOs, CISOs, and CIOs at Global Enterprises For executive leaders at Global 2000 companies, traditional security approaches focused on perimeter defense no longer suffice. Their organizations’ complex hybrid infrastructures and regulatory obligations across multiple jurisdictions demand sophisticated, scalable, and comprehensive data security strategies. Recent high-profile breaches of multinational corporations highlight these risks: In early 2025, a global retail giant with thousands of stores worldwide suffered a breach exposing millions of customer records due to insufficient data access controls across their hybrid cloud infrastructure. A major multinational healthcare provider faced heavy fines and reputational damage after failing to properly encrypt patient records... --- Identiverse 2025 | June 3-6, 2025 | Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, Nevada --- AI-driven innovations are reshaping industries, but with great power comes significant risk. As organizations integrate AI into their operations, they face new security challenges, from data manipulation risks to compliance with evolving regulations. This whitepaper outlines a strategic framework for securing AI environments with data-centric security measures, real-time monitoring, and adaptive access control to ensure compliance and trust in AI-driven decision-making. Download Whitepaper Key Takeaways: The unique security complexities of AI and machine learning environments Emerging regulatory requirements, including GDPR, CPRA, and the EU AI Act Risks beyond traditional security, including cloud dependencies and insider threats Strategies for proactive AI data protection, continuous security improvement, and balancing innovation with compliance How the SecuPi Data Security Platform enables secure, compliant, and efficient AI adoption Download the whitepaper now to gain insights into securing AI-driven ecosystems with an end-to-end data-centric security approach. --- Mainframes are a critical IT infrastructure at a majority of large financial services and other verticals. Despite years of predictions about their being replaced by modern technologies, mainframes continue to power business-critical applications and host more volumes of sensitive data than ever. At the same time, organizations are embracing modern technologies to foster growth and enhance operational efficiency, leveraging cloud platforms, modern technologies and AI capabilities to name a few. Coupled with a growing shortage of skills and complex integration have put mainframe environments behind the rest of the IT infrastructure and security teams. Securing sensitive data in mainframe infrastructure is becoming challenging more than ever as data is queried and processing technologies, accessed by multiple different personas, across multiple units and geographical locations. Secure Privileged Users Access to Sensitive data The challenge: Privileged users and Service Accounts access pose a significant risk to the organization’s data security. Without proper controls, privileged users can easily access sensitive data compromising critical applications and data. Insiders who misuse privileged access & credential theft pose one of the biggest data security threats to mainframe security. What should you do? Identify all users with privileged access and regularly review the access rights they have to applications and data. Enforce privileged users brokering (PAB) to ensure access is granted in a ‘need-to-know’ basis. Automate removal of dormant accounts that are not being used or are not needed. Monitor and audit privileged user access every data access activity, and apply protection mechanism to sensitive data, such... --- Register Now! | Feb 12, 2025 | 12:00pm ET / 18:00 CET Unrestricted direct DB access to sensitive data across hundreds of data platforms exposes your critical data to risks of careless and malicious insiders, as well as hacker credential theft. In addition, the growing number of privacy and data sovereignty regulations mandate restricting access on a “need-to-know” basis. Join us for an insightful webinar where two industry experts uncover the common pitfalls of allowing uncontrolled access to your databases and offer actionable solutions to overcome them. Key topics of discussion: Common Risks: What are the dangers of allowing uncontrolled database access? Proactive Protection: How to dynamically mask, encrypt, and restrict access on a “need-to-know” basis. Account protection: Strategies to eliminate dormant accounts and resolve "Service account" blind spots. Best Practices: Proven methods for ensuring successful database protection implementation. --- Register Now! | Feb 19, 2025 | 12:00pm ET / 18:00 CET Join Ulf Mattsson and Alon Rosenthal, for an insightful fireside chat on the latest innovations in zero-code tokenization and encryption—enabling fast implementation across AI, analytics, and applications. With evolving privacy regulations and the rise of quantum computing, securing sensitive data is more critical than ever. This session will explore how organizations can seamlessly implement zero-code tokenization and encryption for robust security, compliance, and resilience. What we’ll cover: Zero-Code Tokenization & Encryption – How it ensures security, compliance, and future-proofing against quantum threats. Platform Architecture & Implementation – Key design principles for frictionless deployment. Success Stories & Best Practices – Real-world case studies and proven methodologies for rapid implementation. --- Written by: Daniel Brudner (CISSP, CISA), Vice President Solution Engineering in North America at SecuPi Organizations often act as custodians of sensitive information, leveraging cloud data stores like Snowflake to efficiently manage and share data with institutions. However, sharing data securely with other institutions using the same cloud data store presents unique challenges. It is crucial to ensure that data is protected, preventing accidental access by unauthorized parties and securing data even if it is mistakenly shared. Additionally, custodians must know and control who accesses the shared data to maintain strict security oversight for auditing purposes. This blog post explores the critical measures and best practices for ensuring secure data sharing in cloud data stores. The Challenges of Secure Data Sharing When an organization acting as a data custodian needs to share data with external institutions, they must ensure the right data is shared with the right institution and that only authorized people can access the data they are allowed to access. In modern cloud environments, when organizations and institutions are using the same cloud data store such as Snowflake, sharing data is very easy but poses some challenges. The challenges are that custodians need to make sure they share the data with the right institution and that one institution cannot accidentally access another's data. Additionally, the custodian needs to control and know who accesses the shared data for auditing purposes. This risk is exacerbated when data sharing is necessary for collaboration or business operations. Ensuring that only the intended... --- Why Legacy Encryption Methods Fall Short Legacy encryption and tokenization tools typically require extensive changes to application or database code. These tools were implemented either by modifying the application source-code to call encryption APIs or SDKs, or by altering database calls to use External Functions or UDFs for encrypting and decrypting data. Some legacy encryption vendors introduced a gateway approach, designed to intercept traffic and encrypt/decrypt fields identified through ReGex patterns. However, this approach proved highly unreliable and was largely abandoned for several reasons: Field Detection Issues: ReGex-based detection of sensitive fields (e. g. , names) was inconsistent and non-deterministic, leading to errors in identifying the correct fields for encryption or decryption. Data Corruption Risks: Any mismatch in field identification caused corruption or loss of data, impacting both applications and databases. Protocol Sensitivity: Even minor changes to network protocols could result in data corruption, making the system brittle and error-prone. As a result, most solutions, including legacy CASB tools have discontinued the use of gateways for SaaS applications, as the risks of data corruption and operational instability outweighed any potential benefits. For these reasons, implementing legacy tokenization or encryption tools is highly resource-intensive: Time consuming: Deployments often take years to complete due to the complexity of modifying applications and databases. High costs: Projects require specialized, hard-to-find developers, significantly increasing costs. Limited applicability: These tools cannot be applied to scenarios where code changes are impossible, such as with legacy applications, off-the-shelf third-party software, or applications with no available developers. High risk:... --- Register Now! | Jan 30, 2025 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET Few things can slow down your digital transformation—lifting legacy DAM is one of them! Join us for an insightful fireside chat where two industry experts dive into the common pitfalls of legacy DAM systems and share actionable strategies to overcome them. You’ll learn practical tips for achieving a fast and successful DAM deployment, with potential to reduce Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by up to 70%! We will discuss: What are the most common risks in Cloud DAM deployments? What challenges arise from native database log generation and analysis? How can you enrich context and resolve "service account" access issues? What are the best practices for a successful Cloud DAM implementation? --- On December 8, 2024, the U. S. Treasury Department faced a significant cybersecurity breach attributed to a Chinese state-sponsored actor. The intrusion was facilitated through BeyondTrust's Remote Support service, a third-party platform employed by the Treasury for remote technical support (Source: Reuters). The compromised BeyondTrust service was promptly taken offline – after damage has occurred. This incident underscores the vulnerabilities associated with third-party access critical assets and the critical need for robust data security measures. How SecuPi Could Have Prevented the Breach SecuPi provides a comprehensive data security platform to safeguard critical assets from third-party access. SecuPi Enforcers are transparently configured to monitor access in real-time, detect suspicious activity, and respond by blocking or restricting access and de-identifying sensitive data. This enforces “need-to-know” and Just-in-Time (JIT) access principles, as recommended by the Zero-Trust maturity model, for all third-party and offshore access from a central platform. By integrating SecuPi's data-centric security measures, the Treasury Department could have built a strong defense against third-party service exploitation. Implementing fine-grained access controls, continuous monitoring, and de-identification techniques—such as format-preserving encryption (FPE), tokenization, and masking—would have reduced the breach's impact, ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive information. --- Modernizing Data Activity Monitoring for Hybrid Cloud Adoption Cloud transformation: migrating on-premise databases to modern cloud data platforms is a strategic priority for organizations seeking speed, scale, agility, and AI adoption. However, legacy database activity monitoring (DAM) tools hinder this transformation with ever-increasing reliance on collectors and aggregators, adding complexity, cost, and operational overhead, ultimately slowing adoption and limiting the full potential of cloud platforms. Modern DAM delivers seamless scalability, proactive security, and simplified compliance. Its modern zero-collector architecture and advanced monitoring and remediation capabilities eliminate legacy limitations, enabling businesses to maximize the value of their cloud investments while safeguarding sensitive data. Modern DAM streamlines security operations, effortlessly scaling to support thousands of cloud data platforms, all with ZERO collectors or aggregators. This modern approach slashes OPEX and TCO by up to 70%. Proven in action, it has successfully replaced legacy DAM solutions, securing hundreds of cloud data platforms in just 12 weeks! Why replace Legacy DAM to a Modern DAM now? Legacy DAM tools were built decades ago for a limited set of on-premises SQL databases, relying on database agents. Deploying these outdated tools in the cloud introduces major challenges in cost, scalability, complexity, and operations. Their fundamental flaw lies in a passive architecture, relying on cluttered native database logs they once deemed unsuitable for on-premise environments. Instead of enforcing real-time security for privileged users across dynamic cloud data platforms, they merely collect, aggregate, and parse logs after the fact. This reactive approach fails to block malicious activity by... --- Legacy encryption and tokenization tools typically require extensive changes to application or database code. These tools were implemented either by modifying the application source-code to call encryption APIs or SDKs, or by altering database calls to use External Functions or UDFs for encrypting and decrypting data. Some legacy encryption vendors introduced a gateway approach, designed to intercept traffic and encrypt/decrypt fields identified through ReGex patterns. However, this approach proved highly unreliable and was largely abandoned for several reasons: Field Detection Issues: ReGex-based detection of sensitive fields (e. g. , names) was inconsistent and non-deterministic, leading to errors in identifying the correct fields for encryption or decryption. Data Corruption Risks: Any mismatch in field identification caused corruption or loss of data, impacting both applications and databases. Protocol Sensitivity: Even minor changes to network protocols could result in data corruption, making the system brittle and error-prone. Due to these challenges, many solutions—including legacy CASB tools—have discontinued the use of gateways for SaaS applications, as the risks of data corruption and operational instability outweighed any potential benefits. For these reasons, implementing legacy tokenization or encryption tools is highly resource-intensive: Time-Consuming: Deployments often take years to complete due to the complexity of modifying applications and databases. Expensive: Projects require specialized, hard-to-find developers, significantly increasing costs. Limited Applicability: These tools cannot be applied to scenarios where code changes are impossible, such as with legacy applications, off-the-shelf third-party software, or applications with no available developers. These constraints highlight why organizations are moving away from legacy approaches... --- Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning models has revolutionized various facets of data management, offering tools that can autonomously learn from data patterns and make intelligent decisions. AI in data classification, particularly, transforms the approach from a static, rule-based process to an adaptive, efficiency-driven one. By leveraging algorithms that can analyze, understand, and organize data, AI enhances both the accuracy and speed of data classification The AI Impact The right data fuels the learning process and in turn, enables the organization’s growth. Using AI to understand the patterns, nuances, and complexities inherent in the task at hand offers high-quality organization-specific context which is critical component of the organization’s data governance strategy. It’s vital for companies to consolidate, categorize, evaluate, and share data, while preventing unauthorized access and adhering to regulatory standards. AI brings dynamic capabilities to data classification processes by using techniques such as deep learning. These technologies enable systems to constantly learn and adapt from new data sets and data variations, thus improving the classification results accuracy. AI-driven systems can automatically categorize data based on both content and context rather than relying on a limited set of predefined rules, which allows for more variance and comprehensive data handling, essential for managing large data sets. AI algorithms can scan through vast amounts of data at an astonishing speed, identifying patterns and correlations that would be difficult detect using traditional processes. ML, a subset of AI, involves training models on existing data sets so they can make predictions or decisions without... --- The Department of Defense (DoD) has rolled out significant updates to the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), marking a pivotal step in securing the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) against modern cyber threats. Dubbed CMMC 2. 0, the revised framework simplifies compliance while retaining robust protections for sensitive unclassified information. Here's what you need to know about these changes and how they impact federal contractors and subcontractors. What is CMMC? The CMMC framework was developed to enforce consistent cybersecurity standards for contractors handling sensitive information, including Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). By aligning with existing standards like NIST SP 800-171, the program ensures that organizations in the DIB supply chain adopt practices to safeguard their systems and data. Key Updates in CMMC 2. 0 The transition from CMMC 1. 0 to 2. 0 introduces critical changes aimed at simplifying and strengthening the framework: Consolidated Levels: CMMC 2. 0 reduces the certification levels from five to three, making it easier to determine compliance requirements: Level 1 (Foundational): For organizations handling FCI, with 17 basic cybersecurity practices derived from FAR Clause 52. 204-21. This level requires implementing fundamental cyber hygiene practices. Level 2 (Advanced): For organizations managing CUI, incorporating all 110 controls from NIST SP 800-171. This level is designed to ensure "good cyber hygiene. " Level 3 (Expert): The highest level, aimed at safeguarding critical systems, includes 134 controls based on NIST SP 800-171 and SP 800-172. Flexible Assessments: Level 1: Allows self-assessments, reducing the burden for smaller... --- When offshore teams are key to driving innovation, ensuring data privacy and regulatory compliance becomes essential. For one US-based global healthcare technology provider, transforming healthcare through real-world data meant relying on offshore operations to accelerate product development and reduce costs. But as offshore teams became integral to their strategy, ensuring compliance with HIPAA regulations, data sovereignty, and security became a significant challenge. This is the story of how the company overcame these challenges and achieved secure, efficient offshore operations with the help of the SecuPi Data Security Platform. The Challenge: Sensitive Data in a Complex Environment The company’s offshore teams needed access to sensitive healthcare data, including Protected Health Information (PHI) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII), to handle day-to-day operations, testing, and development. However, this access exposed them to significant risks: Compliance Complexity: Adhering to HIPAA, global privacy regulations, and sovereignty requirements was difficult in a decentralized environment. Inflexible Legacy Systems: Outdated security solutions were costly and rigid, limiting the offshore team’s ability to perform efficiently. Data Governance Gaps: A lack of real-time visibility and dynamic control increased the risk of data breaches and compliance failures. The stakes were high: patient privacy, regulatory penalties, and operational inefficiencies were all on the line. The Solution: SecuPi’s Comprehensive Data Security Platform To address these challenges, the company turned to SecuPi, a data-centric security platform designed to provide real-time visibility, granular access control, and robust compliance capabilities. Here’s how SecuPi made it possible: 1. Protecting Sensitive Data Across Borders SecuPi’s dynamic data masking... --- PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) version 4. 0 introduced several new technical requirements aimed at enhancing security measures for payment card data. The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) version 4. 0 sets forth critical enhancements to protect payment card data, introducing stringent technical and procedural requirements for stronger data security. With the rise in data breaches and evolving threats, these updates push organizations to adopt more advanced, risk-based approaches for protecting cardholder information through multi-factor authentication, robust encryption, and rigorous access controls. PCI DSS 4. 0 now demands that organizations expand their security frameworks to include continuous risk assessments, third-party management, comprehensive logging, and secure software development practices. Here are the key requirements: Increased Focus on Risk Assessment: Organizations must conduct regular risk assessments across technologies, processes and data, and adapt security controls accordingly. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Stronger emphasis on MFA for all access to the cardholder data environment (CDE), not just for remote access but also business users, privileged users and off-shore production support operations Encryption and Key Management: Enhanced requirements for encryption of cardholder data, including specific guidelines for key management practices. Secure Software Development: New requirements for secure software development practices, including addressing vulnerabilities throughout the software lifecycle. Monitoring and Testing: More robust monitoring and testing procedures for systems that store, process, or transmit cardholder data. Third-Party Security: Enhanced requirements for managing third-party service providers and ensuring their security practices align with PCI DSS. Data Retention Policies: Clarifications on data retention... --- Register Now | Nov 4, 2024 | 12:00pm EST / 18:00 CET WEBINAR Resolve Offshore Access to U. S Citizen Data Concerning Sovereignty, Privacy, and Security Join us for a webinar tailored to address offshore data access concerns, equipping you with practical solutions to enhance data sovereignty, privacy, and security. Learn how to overcome key challenges like de-identification, geo-fencing with fine-grained access control, and “Hold Your Own Key” (HYOK) encryption to maintain control of decryption keys and detect unusual activity. In this webinar, you will learn: Offshore Support Enablement: Methods for allowing DevOps, DBAs, and developers to access regulated data without compromising sovereignty requirements. Privacy Compliance Techniques: Approaches for de-identifying U. S. and European customer data to meet stringent privacy regulations. Sensitive Data Access Control: Fine-tuned access controls to ensure offshore access is restricted to non-sensitive data only. Client-Side Encryption Practices: How to secure customer identifiers with client-side encryption, including HYOK and BYOK strategies. Dynamic Data Protection: Implementing privacy and data sovereignty compliance through dynamic protections, logical deletion, and continuous monitoring. Fraud Prevention Mechanisms: Strategies to reduce fraud risks by verifying customers before account access. Data Protection Across Environments: Best practices for protecting and masking sensitive customer data in production and non-production environments as well as at the infrastructure level. --- The benefits and value of offshore support and operations teams is undeniable. Organizations frequently turn to offshore solutions for cost savings, access to a global talent pool, and the ability to maintain round-the-clock operations. Functions such as database administration (DBA), DevOps, infrastructure support, and application support often find their home in these offshore environments. However, the benefits come with significant risks—especially regarding data security, privacy, regulatory compliance, and data sovereignty. This document explores these risks in detail, examining various functions involved, the technologies at play, regulatory implications, and real-world examples of data breaches. Offshore Operations Landscape Offshore operations are split into the following roles: Cloud data engineers and Database Administrators (DBAs): Cloud data engineers and database administrators DBAs are critical to managing and maintaining Cloud data platforms and on-prem databases that contain sensitive information, including customer data, financial records, and proprietary business information. When located offshore, regulatory and security requirements require to dynamically mask or redact access to sensitive data. SecuPi Enforcers apply dynamic masking and “Zero Standing Privilege” controls for all tools, applications and Cloud analytics used by offshore teams. DevOps Teams: DevOps teams have privilege access authorization to production environments, and deployment pipelines, all of which contain sensitive information. Infrastructure Support: Offshore infrastructure support teams are responsible for maintaining the physical and virtual components of IT systems. Misconfigurations, lack of awareness of local cybersecurity threats, or inadequate training can lead to vulnerabilities that malicious actors could exploit. Furthermore, infrastructure logs may contain sensitive data which must be de-identified.... --- As organizations shift towards a data-centric approach, new technologies are emerging to support operational systems, data mesh, and data virtualization. These innovations aim to streamline business processes and data analytics across both cloud and on-prem environments. However, the challenge remains: traditional access control methods are siloed and application-centric. Each application enforces its own access policies, hardcoding rules into the application logic. This leads to increased development and maintenance complexity and often fails to meet the evolving needs of modern enterprises. A significant risk even with legitimate access is overexposure to sensitive data. Authorized users may access more data than they need, or worse, export sensitive information to environments lacking proper access controls. This opens the door to unauthorized data access and potential leakage. Why SecuPi's ABAC Solution Stands Out SecuPi’s modern, data-centric Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) solution addresses these issues by enforcing zero-trust access dynamically across cloud and on-premises data. This ensures that the right individuals access the right data, at the right time, in the right context, without compromising security. SecuPi’s solution eliminates the need for hardcoded policies, streamlining both development and maintenance. Key features of SecuPi’s ABAC solution include: Context-Aware Access: Data is made available to authorized personnel for specific, justified use cases, preventing unnecessary access to sensitive information. Enhanced IAM Capabilities: SecuPi augments existing Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems by enforcing policies that filter, mask, or encrypt data at the source, regardless of the tools used to access it (e. g. , Tableau, Power BI, Qlik).... --- Register Now | Oct 9, 2024 | 2:00pm EST / 20:00 CET WEBINAR Automate PCI 4. 0 Compliance With Zero-Code Tokenization Across Cloud and On-Premises Applications and Analytics PCI DSS 4. 0 highlights the critical need to protect data across both production and non-production environments at a granular level. It requires data access policies that seamlessly incorporate applicative end-user context consistently applied across technologies, locations, users, and data. With PCI DSS 4. 0’s new tokenization and masking mandates for cloud and on-prem apps, meeting the deadline is crucial. A zero-code, automated, and optimized solution is essential to ensure compliance across all environments. By leveraging zero-code tokenization, masking, fine-grained access control, and real-time monitoring, they ensure robust customer and account data security across operations. Join Carl Ferrer, Chief Technology Officer at FWD View and Noam Dror, VP Solution Engineering at SecuPi to explore how automated classification and remediation processes drive PCI 4. 0 compliance and strengthen security across your organization’s data operations. In this webinar, you will learn: Practical approaches for implementing zero-code tokenization and masking to automate and meet PCI DSS 4. 0 requirements across cloud and on-premises systems Best practices for applying granular data access policies across production and non-production environments. How to leverage real-time monitoring and fine-grained access control to protect customer and account data. Strategies to streamline the classification and remediation process to meet PCI 4. 0 deadlines effectively Speakers Carl Ferrer Chief Technology Officer FWD View Noam Dror VP Solution Engineering SecuPi --- Register Now | Sep 25, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET The Future of Data Security A Practical Guide to Protecting Sensitive Information In an age where AI, cloud technologies, and data proliferation outpace traditional security, protecting sensitive data has never been more critical. Network, application, and endpoint security approaches are no longer enough. Join Ulf Mattsson and Alon Rosenthal, industry pioneers and visionary founders, as they cut through the hype and offer actionable insights on the future of Data Security. Discover real-world strategies to safeguard your organization, including: Quantum-Resilient Encryption: Future-proof your data against quantum threats. Fine-grained dynamic Access Control: Enable privacy-first cloud analytics, AI, and applications with "least privilege" controls. Real-Time Observability & User Behavior Analytics: Monitor and protect your cloud platforms, critical applications, and databases in real-time while prioritizing events based on risk. Speakers Ulf Mattsson Chief Security Strategist Alon Rosenthal CEO & Co-founder, SecuPi --- As Snowflake's adoption soars, CISOs must prioritize securing access to this critical platform. While Snowflake continuously enhances its security, the ultimate responsibility for protecting data lies with CISOs and their teams. Recent breaches, like the AT&T incident affecting 110 million customers, highlight serious vulnerabilities and underscore the need for robust security measures. Understanding the Shared Responsibility Model Snowflake operates under a shared responsibility model, offering guidance on best practices, but customers must implement these measures effectively. CISOs should consider leveraging third-party tools for granular visibility and control over permissions, helping to enforce least privilege and mitigate risks in large-scale deployments. Challenges in Securing Snowflake Environments Securing a Snowflake environment starts with knowing exactly who has access to what—a task that's far from simple. Key challenges include: Complex RBAC: Snowflake’s role-based access control (RBAC) includes over 50 privilege types and a dozen object types, making even basic privilege statements tough to decode without deep expertise. Enterprise Scale: With thousands of users and hundreds of thousands of tables, schemas, and views, managing access across a large-scale deployment is daunting. Siloed Access Data: Organizations often use Identity Providers to manage Snowflake access, creating a disconnect that makes it hard to see who truly has access. Pressure on Access Provisioning: The demand for quick access in fast-paced environments leads to over-provisioning and inadequate due diligence. The Role Sprawl Dilemma Additionally, many large, regulated organizations quickly encounter the issue of “Role Sprawl,” where cloud platforms have more roles than end-users, leading to delays and frustration... --- SecuPi announces support for GaussDB, offering comprehensive visibility and control over privileged user access, sensitive data classification, and enforcement of privacy, governance, security, outsourcing, and sovereignty use cases. It’s Time for Modern Data Activity Monitoring Legacy Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) solutions are 15 years old, expensive and provides poor value. Issues such as degraded performance, operations issues and single-point-of-failure architecture cause additional downtime and complicates patching or upgrades to the database and the underlying Operating System (OS). Additionally, legacy DAM does not provide accountability when business and analytics applications connect using session pooling, shared service accounts or for result sets cached on application servers. The final nail in the coffin for old DAM tools is their lack of support for cloud data platforms (Snowflake, BigQuery, Azure SQL, AWS RDS, DynamoDB, MongoDB, DaaS or DBaaS) and other new forms of persistent data repositories like Kafka, Spark or NoSQL. Many organizations have implemented these legacy DAM solutions to provide an independent, tamper-proof audit trail of all access to all data in their core data repositories, data warehouses and transactional systems. Organizations desire a single pane of glass view to all sensitive data access. There is a better way – SecuPi Data Security Platform SecuPi Data Security platform offers a superset of capabilities, providing organizations with a single pane-of-glass across data operations, on-premises and cross-cloud Application and Data Repository independent audit trail of all access to sensitive data Capture Metadata and risk scoring for all data result sets returned by the database with... --- Joint Blog Written by: Mike Mitrowski, Snowflake Global Field CTO, and Noam Dror, SecuPi VP Solution Engineering Large Snowflake deployments often involve thousands of users and roles. Access is managed by assigning complex combinations of roles to users and policies which increases exponentially the number of roles (referred to as “role sprawl”), while affecting maintenance cost and time required to provision access on a “need to know" basis. Role management sometime leads to copy of role with one of few changes which at the end leads to more roles than users. Any time where there is a re-org or new data set a role redesign project needs to be initiated. In this blog, we will be describing the root cause of role sprawl and management, while ensuring ABAC scalability. Main causes for Role Sprawl and how to effectively evolve RBAC into ABAC The increase in the number of analysts and data scientists accessing sensitive data sets with tighter access controls imposes exponential increase in the number of roles. Main causes for going into a role sprawl include: Hierarchical attributes and tags Implementing location attributes (e. g. , policies based on location hierarchy such as both European and Swiss locations – each with different controls), product classification tree, customer categorization hierarchy, organizational charts and clearance levels (e. g. , C1-C4) are all hierarchical attributes that cause exponential increase in complexity when enforcing fine-grained access controls. Managing hierarchies in roles is a management headache. Row-level filtering based on multiple attributes Filtering rows... --- Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from DAM implementations. In this discussion, we will delve into the significance of DAM, the challenges encountered, the associated risks, and the effective strategies employed for successful implementation. Implementing Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) for the Cloud using database logs introduces notable challenges in terms of security analysis value, scalability, and high Cloud costs, often leading to failed audits. In this discussion, two industry experts will delve into the critical pitfalls associated with DAM, offering valuable insights on overcoming these challenges. Finally, they will share practical strategies for achieving a successful DAM deployment. Gain insights from industry experts as they share their experiences and provide practical guidance to maximize the value of DAM deployment. We will discuss: What are the common risks in Cloud DAM deployment? What are the challenges of native Database log generation and analysis? What are the best practices for a successful Cloud DAM? Tuesday, July 2, 2024 11:00am EST / 17:00 CET Speakers Alon Rosenthal - CEO & Co-founder, SecuPi Frederic Petit - CTO & CSO, Context 22 --- The recent data breach at Snowflake has compromised numerous customer accounts and exposed extensive amounts of sensitive data. This incident underscores a critical vulnerability inherent in many cloud platforms, including Snowflake: the security challenges associated with non-human service accounts. Unlike human users who can often be protected through measures like multi-factor authentication (MFA) and single sign-on (SSO), non-human service accounts often rely on static credentials that can be vulnerable to theft and misuse. This limitation in securing non-human accounts poses a significant risk, as demonstrated by the breach, where attackers exploited these credentials to gain unauthorized access. Introducing SecuPi's Zero-Trust Solution SecuPi has developed a zero-trust protection solution designed to address the vulnerabilities of non-human service accounts. It allows security teams to mitigate risks associated with unauthorized access (such as access through non-human service accounts) and ensure comprehensive protection of sensitive data. Here's how SecuPi's approach works: Continuous Credential Rotation: SecuPi rotates non-human/service account credentials every second, making it extremely difficult for attackers to use stolen credentials. Real-Time Monitoring and Control: Using AI and behavioral analysis, the solution monitors and controls all access attempts to non-human accounts, providing visibility into unusual or potentially malicious activities of both human users and non-human service accounts. Blocking account theft: In the event of suspected credential theft or misuse, SecuPi can automatically block access, preventing data exfiltration. Ensuring Human Account Security: In addition to non-human account access, SecuPi also ensures that all human accounts are using their designated SSO/MFA access data and that they... --- As organizations deal with increasingly complex regulatory requirements and sophisticated cyber threats, the evolution of Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) has been pivotal in protecting sensitive information. Over the years, DAM solutions have advanced from basic monitoring and compliance tools to comprehensive, proactive security platforms. This blog explores the significant milestones in the evolution of DAM, highlighting how these advancements have addressed emerging security needs and compliance challenges. 2005 - Legacy DAM In the early days of DAM, the primary focus was on auditing privileged activities and ensuring compliance with regulations like SOX. Legacy DAM tools were equipped with TCP/IP reset blocking and alerting capabilities. These tools provided basic visibility into database activities and were crucial for SOX reporting. However, they had several limitations: Not Data-Centric: They focused on monitoring activities rather than securing the data itself. Limited Security Enforcement: They lacked comprehensive security measures to prevent data breaches. High Operational Costs: Deploying and managing these tools was expensive, especially in cloud environments. High Risk: DB agents created choke points, increasing operational risks. 2010 - Dynamic Masking DAM By 2010, DAM solutions evolved to include dynamic masking at the column level, SQL command blocking, and integration with Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems. These improvements allowed for better data security and compliance with regulations such as GDPR and CPRA. The key benefits of this generation included: Enhanced Security: Dynamic masking provided consistent and dynamic data security enforcement. Full Visibility: Tools offered full visibility into user-level activity, aiding in forensic investigations. Cloud... --- What Can Be Learned from the Snowflake Breach? In the past few weeks, Snowflake, a leading cloud-based data storage and analytics provider, has found itself at the center of a cybersecurity controversy. Reports of the Snowflake breach have emerged, suggesting unauthorized access to its systems, which may have compromised sensitive data belonging to multiple high-profile clients, affecting hundreds of millions of customers. The threat actor is believed to be leveraging compromised credentials using Lumma Stealer, malware that logs keystrokes and other activities. Although the full details of the breach and its origins are not yet known, some key insights have already become public: Snowflake became aware of potentially unauthorized access to certain customer accounts in May 2024. In a statement, Snowflake suggested the breach resulted from compromised customer credentials rather than a Snowflake misconfiguration. Quickly thereafter, customers' data sales offers started to appear at various marketplaces, including information on more than 560 million people. The hacker claimed to have names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, some credit card details, ticket sales, order details, and more. Practical Measures You Need to Take Implement MFA across your privileged users and technology stack. Monitor and alert in real-time on data access and data processing behavioral anomalies. Enforce Zero-Trust privileged user access control, using passwordless governance access and sensitive data protection, restricting data access and operations. Protect data at rest with client-side encryption and full key segregation, ensuring sensitive data classifications cannot be compromised while on-cloud or when accessed by unauthorized users. Securing Data... --- Watch recording | June 5, 2024 | 9:00am ET / 15:00 CET WEBINAR Don't Lose Control of Your SAP Data When Migrating to Snowflake and Other Cloud AI Platforms Learn how to seamlessly migrate your critical SAP data to cloud data platforms for AI like Snowflake. Ensure export control, end-to-end data security, and compliance with data de-identification, fine-grained access control, and client-side encryption. In this webinar, you will learn: Strategies for seamless migration of SAP data to cloud data platforms like Snowflake Best practices for implementing end-to-end data security during and after migration Methods for data de-identification to protect sensitive information Approaches for implementing fine-grained access control to manage data access Techniques for ensuring compliance with data protection regulations --- Watch Recording | June 4, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET WEBINAR Securing Access and De-risking Sensitive Data for DBeaver Users for Privacy, Security, and Compliance Join us for a webinar designed specifically for DBeaver users, focused on enhancing privacy, security, and compliance in your data management practices. We’ll cover essential topics including data protection, governance, dynamic data masking, and encryption strategies. Learn how to implement effective data security measures in various environments, from production to non-production, and both cloud and on-premises settings. In this webinar, you will learn: The importance of data protection, privacy, and governance for DBeaver users Key requirements and considerations for securing data in diverse environments How to implement dynamic data masking for real-time data security Techniques for controlling data export to prevent unauthorized access Best practices for encrypting and masking sensitive data in non-production environments Application of Format-Preserving Encryption (FPE) for securing production data --- Organizations today face increasing challenges in protecting sensitive information and ensuring compliance with regulations such as HIPAA and CMMC. A cutting-edge approach to data security and access control is essential, and that's where a Data Security Platform (DSP) combined with Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) comes into play. At its core, an effective DSP/ABAC platform provides a centralized solution for managing access to data by all users, ensuring that sensitive information is protected and accessed only by authorized individuals. This approach offers several key benefits that can help organizations reduce risk and lower costs. Deploying a centralized DSP/ABAC platform protects access to data by all personas in three main domains: Cloud analytics: Enforcing dynamic authorization, fine-grained access control, and de-identification (FPE encryption, tokenization, masking) while accelerating time-to-analytics and minimizing self-service request approval cycles. Privileged data access control: Dynamic masking and encrypting sensitive data, PII, and PHI while enforcing “need-to-know” access for all critical data platforms in multi-cloud and hybrid environments. Providing observability: Dynamic authorization and encryption at-rest and in-use for applications (native-cloud, COTS, and home-grown). Aligning DSP outcomes for these overarching use cases delivers: Elevated HIPAA compliance and extended safe harbor: With SecuPi's de-identification, ABAC, and real-time observability to PHI data capabilities, customers can be sure to be compliant with both out-of-the-box Safe Harbor rewriters and provide the tools for expert determination while reducing the cost of compensating controls. (e. g. , De-identification of zip codes, dates/age is instrumental for safe harbor. ) Cost reduction and operational resiliency by enabling off-shore... --- Watch Recording | Apr 11, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET In the last 20 years, legacy Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) solutions have been deployed for auditing DBA activity, and have often incurred high operational costs, while lacking the ability to address the ever-changing de-identification requirements imposed by compliance regulations. Moving to the Cloud requires a new category of DAM – fast deployed, with powerful remediation and de-identification capabilities, at low costs. In this webinar, we will discuss the challenges of legacy DAM solutions and introduce the benefits of new-generation DAM. We will discuss: How to cut operational costs associated with legacy DAM? How can new DAM features effectively address the challenges posed by the rapid proliferation of regulatory changes? How to increase support for diverse and ever-growing Cloud data platforms? What are the flexible deployment options for Modern DAM? Demonstration of key data protection features including real-time sensitive activity monitoring, tagging, anomaly detection, Dynamic Masking, Soft/Logical Deletion, fine-grained access control (ABAC), SSO/MFA, and Database Password vaulting. --- Register Now! | March 19, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET Join us for a webinar discussing how to leverage the power of AI without compromising sensitive data, compliance, and customer privacy. Enterprises around the world are rapidly adopting AI to drive significant value for their business, but AI initiatives introduce additional risks to your ecosystem. These risks include regulatory concerns around privacy and sovereignty, security risks like privileged user abuse and data leakage, and operational risks such as data and model poisoning. Using SecuPi to secure access to your Starburst clusters reduces the friction in AI workloads caused by these risks by providing a seamless solution for ensuring these risks are addressed properly. As a result, enterprises can focus more of their time on delivering insights and generating value from their AI programs. In this webinar with SecuPi and Starburst: Take a deeper look at the data risks associated with AI workloads Hear more about how our combined solution enables enterprises to leverage the power of AI without compromising sensitive data, compliance, and customer privacy. See how SecuPi enables you to use de-identified data (encrypted and masked) for model training and deployment while ensuring authorized users still have access to clear-text data through Starburst. --- Register Now! | Every Wednesday | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET The SecuPi team is excited to invite you to our weekly overview of our platform. In this webcast, you will learn DSP architecture, deployment options, required features and best practices. We will review sensitive data classification, monitoring (DAM), controlling (ABAC), and de-identifying (Encryption, masking) using the DSP modules that are essential for your organization's journey to success in achieving zero-trust data security, resilience, privacy, and compliance. Gain insights from industry experts as they share their experiences and provide practical guidance to simplify and accelerate your data security posture. --- Watch Recording | Feb 29, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET Join us for a fireside chat featuring Jan Brown, VP Strategic Accounts at SecuPi, and Alon Rosenthal, CEO & Co-Founder of SecuPi, where they will explore key milestones in the journey from data classification to ensuring robust data protection and compliance. Discover effective strategies for replacing outdated database activity monitoring (DAM), masking, and encryption tools with a cutting-edge Data Security (DSP) platform. Gain insights into de-identification and fine-grained access control (ABAC) options that effectively address challenges from legacy systems to AI. --- Register Now! | Feb 6, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET Join us for a webinar discussing the scale, clutter and cost challenges of legacy DAM solutions native-log processing in multi-Cloud and ways to overcome them. With the move to Cloud, legacy DAM must evolve to consume thousands of DaaS native logs for thousands of SQL, no-SQL, in-memory and Cloud analytics such as Snowflake, BigQuery and Databricks at exponential volumes. Cloud requires a new type of DAM – scalable and robust to process bursts of fragmented logs. We will discuss: DAM challenges of collecting, parsing and analyzing native logs at Cloud scale and complexity What are the flexible deployment options for Next generation DAM? Demonstration of key data protection features including real-time sensitive activity monitoring unification, tagging, anomaly detection, Dynamic Masking, Soft/Logical Deletion, fine-grained access control (ABAC), SSO/MFA, and Database Password vaulting. --- Co-authored by: Ravi Kumar Senior Partner Sales Engineer, Snowflake Avihai Segal Head of Partnerships and Alliances, SecuPi SecuPi is pleased to be a part of the Snowflake Horizon partner ecosystem. Snowflake Horizon is Snowflake’s built-in governance solution with a unified set of compliance, security, privacy, interoperability, and access capabilities. Snowflake Horizon makes it easy for customers to govern and take immediate action on data, apps, and more across clouds, teams, partners, and customers — both inside and outside of organizations. With Snowflake Horizon’s, customers have access to SecuPi providing enhanced interoperability and flexibility with native enforcement of data access policies, real-time visibility, security, privacy & sovereignty use cases across data platforms. Customers can use the SecuPi's central Policy Management Server and policy administration GUI with the additional choice of having the SecuPi enforcer essentially embedded within Snowflake. SecuPi supports three major advancements in Snowflake Horizon: Expansion of Snowflake to become the enterprise data security event hub of all Cloud workloads with its expansion of sensitive data discovery and classification is now coupled with SecuPi Data Security platform to apply remediation back at the source Cloud data platforms using its 5(! ) overarching access control and de-identification Enforcer techniques Snowflake new sensitive data lineage from operational data sources to destination imposes the fiduciary requirement to apply de-identification, encryption and tokenization to address data sovereignty and privacy requirements. The SecuPi ETL Enforcers, deployed on Kafka, Glue, Azure Data Factory, Talend to name a few, applies masking, hashing, encryption and tokenization on critical... --- Wathch recording! | Jan 16, 2024 | 11:00am ET / 17:00 CET Join us for an exclusive session where we will present our 2024 Consolidation Roadmap, designed to address the issues of excessive tool fragmentation and resource waste using DSPM, DSP, DAM, RBAC-ABAC, Dynamic and Static Masking, Logical and Physical Deletion, FPE Encryption, and Tokenization. Discover the ultimate way to success using ONE overarching Data-Security Platform in your security, compliance, and privacy journey for years to come. We’ll cover updates & previews of: Data Discovery and Classification, Risk identification, and remediation with DSPM New and improved SecuPi Agentless Enforcers Simplified onboarding Models of cloud data sources Retention to Logical and Physical Deletion integration and more! --- IT executives will be focused in 2024 on creating insights by data utilization. These insights are created using Cloud analytics and AI. This comes on top of massive lifting of sensitive data and applications from on-prem to Clouds. Still, the challenge remains – addressing data privacy, sovereignty, and security, avoiding fines, breaking data-sharing agreements with internal and external data owners, and of course, avoiding data breaches. Leading organizations are already realizing the need for an enterprise-scale data protection platform that includes three functional pillars: De-identification of data at-rest using FPE and Type sage Encryption, tokenization, physical masking and deletion as it needs to be consistently applied across ingestion pipeline, data-sharing and AI. Protection of data in-use by enforcing fine-grained authorization leveraging an Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) enforced across all ways to the data across analytics, critical applications, and direct DB tools for Cloud and on-premises. Sensitive user activity monitoring and classification to ensure access on a “need to know” basis while blocking or dynamic masking abnormal behavior. Delivering all these in ONE comprehensive Data Security Platform enables data utilization while minimizing data liability, privacy, sovereignty, and compliance concerns is the most efficient and future-proof way to make it happen. Leaders that have chosen to break each component and deploy three siloed tools (separate role-based access control, separate de-identification and separate database activity monitoring) will waste scarce resources in creating, validating, synchronizing, and expanding these. In addition, the business will require frequent enhancements across new data platforms which will require retrofitting... --- Your Test Data Determines the Quality of Testing Your testing processes are important, but they are useless if the test data you use is not right or of adequate quality. Effective testing requires high-quality (production-like) data. Traditional Test Data Management methods cannot keep up with the ever-changing enterprise needs, resulting in issues impacting efficiency, quality, speed, compliance, privacy, and security, to name a few. Traditional Approached & Challenges As organizations go through digital transformation, agile methodologies are becoming mainstream in development and operations, requiring efficient and continuous testing execution. This transition into a dynamic development process requires availability and access to high-quality test data across the testing cycles. The use of personal data in development and testing environments is a persistent concern for software engineering leaders and organizations, especially in view of regulatory policies such as GDPR, CPRA, and others (Source: Gartner: Steps to Improving Test Data Management). Production data frequently contains confidential and private information that may be subject to regulation, causing delays for both internal and contracted team members. Low-quality data and poor Test Data Management directly impact development and innovation cycles, creating process bottlenecks, resulting in higher costs, poor products, and unhappy development teams. Synthetic Data vs. Production Data There are two types of solutions when it comes to Test Data Management: Use of Anonymized Production Data: Data that has a similar structure to the real data, while anonymizing sensitive data and PII from the original data. It could be as simple as changing the variable name.... --- Are you considering a deploy DAM tool for Cloud databases? Think again... In the digital age, organizations must safeguard their data against potential threats, ensure compliance with ever-evolving regulations, and maintain efficiency in the face of constant technological change. One key tool in this pursuit has been Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) solutions. However, not all DAM solutions are created equal, and using a legacy DAM tool for cloud databases may not be the best approach. In this blog post, we'll explore why it's crucial to opt for a modern, cloud-native DAM solution when dealing with databases in the cloud. The reality is that DAM features were established 20 years ago and have remained largely unchanged. They primarily focus on auditing DBA activity within monolithic SQL databases, necessitating DBAs to install and manage agents on each on-premises database. So why deploy a 20 years old DAM solution for your Cloud might not be such a good idea? Dynamic Cloud Environments: In the cloud, you don't own the databases; they are spun up and managed on-demand through services like Amazon RDS, Azure SQL, or Google Cloud Spanner. The agent-based approach, which requires the deployment of agents on individual databases, becomes obsolete. Additionally, enabling internal auditing for monitoring DBA activity can be costly and CPU-intensive. A cloud-native DAM solution that doesn't rely on agents or turning on native DB logs is essential for adaptability and efficiency. Changing Compliance Landscape: Over the last decade, the compliance landscape has undergone significant transformations with the introduction... --- Data protection spans across multiple dimensions, encompassing tasks such as managing access to sensitive data, enforcing segregation of duties, applying dynamic and at-rest protection at the data level, securing data in development and testing environments across operational and analytical workloads, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements such as data sovereignty, privacy, security, and governance, among others. As a core asset contributing to the success of many organizations, data must be made available to different users (data consumers) to support their various needs and daily operations. With data scattered across multiple on-premises and cross-cloud data stores, accessed and processed by various data consumers using a variety of tools and technologies, including analytical tools, cloud-native products, business applications, and data sharing agreements, ensuring consistent data protection across the organization requires a delicate balance between business operations, security, and regulatory requirements. Balancing business operations, data protection, and customer privacy requirements requires Chief Data Officers (CDOs), Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), and executive leadership to make informed decisions while understanding the business implications of various data protection approaches. Regulated organizations, alongside other companies handling sensitive data, must gain a comprehensive understanding of various data operations and data processing requirements. These include: Privacy regulations such as GDPR, CPRA, PDPA, PDA, and others, which introduce an extensive set of data protection and data subject rights articles. These encompass: Records of processing, involving monitoring and tagging. The right to be forgotten, which includes both soft and hard deletion of customer data. Consent enforcement for specific usage and... --- Over the years, the concept of Zero Trust security has evolved. Initially rooted in micro-segmentation—blocking adversaries' access—it struggled to keep pace with the rapid expansion of cloud technology. As a result, the focus has shifted towards safeguarding sensitive data through a more comprehensive approach. However, CISOs often find themselves overwhelmed with an array of data security features offered by vendors, such as Data Security Policy Management (DSPM), Data Access Management (DAM), data masking, Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC), and encryption. This multitude of tools not only increases the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) but also demands a scarce pool of talent to master each one, leaving the critical task of protecting data from both careless insiders and malicious hackers unfulfilled. This is where the Zero Trust model steps in to bring clarity to the chaos. Zero Trust introduces three key elements that are crucial for a robust data security strategy: 1. Explicitly Verify: Zero Trust emphasizes the principle of never trusting and always verifying. In the realm of data security, this means continuously monitoring all access to sensitive data. It involves tagging and risk-scoring access requests, especially those revealing large sets of sensitive information. 2. Limit User Access: Zero Trust follows the principle of least privilege access. It restricts user access based on various factors, including location, device, purpose, consent, client assignment, and type. The application of Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) is a vital component in enforcing this requirement. 3. Assume Breach: The core tenet of Zero Trust is to always... --- INTRODUCTION This Law represents a step change for how businesses in Quebec will need to manage and protect personal information. Some key requirements to have the highest operational impact on businesses include: Higher fines: The Law introduces new penal offences with significant fines of upwards of 4% of annual revenue. Stricter privacy requirements: This includes, among other requirements, mandatory assessment of privacy-related factors, assessments for sharing of personal information outside of Quebec to ensure adequate protection, “separate” and “granular” consent and new individual rights. WHAT IS LAW 25? Quebec’s act to modernize legislative provisions regarding the protection of personal information, also known as Law 25, first came into effect in September 2022 for its phase 1, with additional data handling requirements will come into effect in September 2023 and additional requirements in 2024. This regulation, originating from the Quebec province, introduces privacy legislation which is part of Canada’s wider privacy reform. Law 25 introduces new set of obligations and requirements for businesses, related to data protection and data security of Quebec residents. These new requirements include individual's privacy rights, data breach notification, DPO appointment and other. With the full law in effect, organizations will be expected to fully comply with the privacy requirements or face penalties of $25,000,000 or 4% of worldwide turnover for the previous year, whichever is greater. Quebec's Law 25 applies to Quebec-based businesses as well as to external businesses processing the personal information of any number of Quebec residents, this means there is no minimum threshold... --- New York, 08/29/2023 — SecuPi today announced that it has successfully achieved Google Cloud Ready - BigQuery Designation. SecuPi, a market-leading data client-side encryption, ABAC and real-time activity monitoring platform provider, announced that it has successfully achieved Google Cloud Ready – BigQuery designation. Google Cloud Ready - BigQuery is a partner integration validation program that intends to increase the customer confidence in partner integrations into BigQuery. As part of this initiative, Google Cloud engineering teams validate partner integrations into BigQuery in a three-phase process - Run a series of data integration tests and compare results against benchmarks, work closely with partners to fill any gaps and refine documentation for our mutual customers. By earning this designation, SecuPi has proven their product(s) has met a core set of functional and interoperability requirements when integrating with BigQuery. Being part of the program, SecuPi gets more opportunities to collaborate closely with Google Cloud partner engineering and BigQuery teams to develop joint roadmaps, delivering unique value proposition and data-protection solution to myriad of use cases. The designation follows the introduction of the SecuPi solution earlier this year, which provides customers with comprehensive NIST Standard FPE encryption, fine-grained data access control (ABAC), real-time sensitive data activity monitoring and end-to-end data security enforcement with full Segregation of Duties (SoD) across data stored & processed in Google Cloud. This enables data and compliance teams to fully execute their BigQuery data-driven initiatives while adhering to ever growing security, privacy & sovereignty requirements. “The Google Cloud Ready-BigQuery designation gives... --- Watch Recording! | Sep 5, 2023 | 11:00AM ET / 17:00 CET Fireside chat on the evolving landscape of Identity and Access Management (IAM) and its intersection with data protection. --- INTRODUCTION CDOs responsibilities span across multiple dimensions around managing the organization's data and analytics operations -- including data architecture, secured access control, data sovereignty, privacy, security, user requirements, software development, report development and AI and machine learning integration to name a few. Core to any organization's success, data must be made available to different users (data-consumers) for various needs and purposes in order to perform their daily operations. Simultaneously, regulatory, governance, sovereignty and security requirements create further complexity and challenges. Balancing business operations, data protection and customers privacy requirements requires CDOs to take an active role in selecting data governance, access control and security tool, from requirements definition to end-to-end data-flow analysis. UNDERSTANDING THE ECOSYSTEM'S FUNDAMENTAL REQUIREMENTS Regulated organizations, along-side other companies with sensitive data, must obtain a comprehensive understanding of the various data operations and data processing requirements: Privacy regulations such as GDPR, CPRA, PDPA, PDA, and other – introduce and extensive set of data protection and data subject rights articles, including: Records of processing - monitoring and tagging Right to be forgotten - soft and hard deletion of customer data Consent enforcement for certain usage & processing Security by design and default - using FPE Encryption and tokenization Data Sharing Agreements - de-identification of sensitive data when sharing data with partners, vendors and off-shore employees (exporting/importing data files or providing and when providing real-time access) Sovereignty Laws - ensuring clear-text customer data is never available in Cloud platforms and that the Cloud account admins cannot invoke any means... --- Watch Recording! | Aug 15, 2023 | 15:00 GMT Fireside chat on the risks surrounding sensitive data on the cloud and innovative security and privacy-enhancing approaches As diverse analytics use cases increasingly embrace cloud adoption, the demand for robust privacy and data security measures continues to grow. Join our webinar, where market experts will explore innovative approaches to enhance security and privacy, including fine-grained access controls (ABAC), FPE encryption, tokenization, and physical/logical deletion to address GDPR/CPRA’s ‘Right to be forgotten’. --- Watch Recording! | Aug 16, 2023 | 16:00 CET Fireside chat with Snowflake on the risks surrounding sensitive data on the cloud and innovative security and privacy-enhancing approaches. As diverse analytics use cases increasingly embrace cloud adoption, the demand for robust privacy and data security measures continues to grow. Join our webinar, where market experts will explore innovative approaches to enhance security and privacy, including fine-grained access controls (ABAC), FPE encryption, tokenization, and physical/logical deletion to address GDPR/CPRA's 'Right to be forgotten'. --- The responsibilities of the Chief Data Officer (CDO) encompass various aspects of managing the organization's data and analytics operations, including data architecture, securing access-control, data sovereignty, privacy, security, user requirements, software development, report development and AI and machine learning integration to name a few. In layman's terms, the CDO is responsible for establishing and maintaining the organization's data governance policy and procedures, ensuring lifecycle data quality and management. As data is scattered across the organization and used by multiple data-consumers, it is imperative for CDOs to be able to create quick value for the business stakeholders and focus on high-priority projects. (Source: HBR, 2023) RISKS As organizations across the world continuously develop and enhance data operations, it is becoming increasingly difficult to manage it and ensure its security. For Chief Data Officers, data security is a challenge that should be addressed on high priority, as data security breaches have significant impact on businesses, brands and customer loyalty. Data security risks are extensive, with many well addressed by legacy technologies and Cloud Service Providers' (CSPs) native security capabilities. An important risk to consider, and a blind-spot for many CDOs is the whereabout of data re-identification. Or in other words, can the organization's sensitive data be visible to the CSP administrator? CSPs, Cloud Data Platform Providers and traditional encryption services try to accommodate the challenge with variety of capabilities and alternatives, ranging from cloud KMS, BYOK, External Functions and Encryption Services, alongside disk-level encryption. Unfortunately, the risk is not mitigated by these... --- Watch Recording! Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from implementing Kafka client-side field encryption. In this discussion, we will delve into the significance of FPE, Type-safe deterministic encryption and tokenization options, key management, implementation code-change required, challenges encountered and the effective strategies employed for successful implementation. --- In today's complex and data-driven world, organizations must prioritize securing their sensitive data while providing access to authorized users. Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC) and Policy Based Access Control (PBAC) have emerged as effective approaches for implementing fine-grained authorization policies. In this blog post, we will explore three essential elements that organizations need to consider when implementing ABAC/PBAC. Attribute Collection and Operationalization The foundation of ABAC/PBAC lies in collecting and operationalizing attributes that define user identities and data sensitivity. There are two types of attributes to consider: a) User Attributes: User attributes encompass identity-related information such as the user's location, department, and job title. These attributes can be sourced from Identity, Governance, and Administration (IGA) systems like Savynt, Sailpoint, or authentication sources like Azure AD and Okta. Additionally, authoritative sources like Human Resources systems (e. g. , SAP HR, Peoplesoft) can provide these attributes. b) Data Attributes: Data attributes refer to metadata about the data being protected. In the context of databases or data platforms, classification of databases, tables, and columns with sensitivity metadata is necessary. Row-level metadata can provide additional information such as VIP status, sovereignty/location, and data sharing consent. Data catalogs (e. g. , Alation, Collibra) or discovery solutions (e. g. , BigID, Securiti. ai) can be utilized to establish these classifications. To ensure optimal performance, an ABAC platform requires a dedicated centralized processor capable of pulling attributes at specified conditions and time intervals. This processor parses and normalizes attribute information, transforming it into a usable structure. The... --- Watch Recording! Fireside chat exploring the valuable lessons learned from DAM implementations. In this discussion, we will delve into the significance of DAM, the challenges encountered, the associated risks, and the effective strategies employed for successful implementation. Implementing Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) for the Cloud using database logs introduces notable challenges in terms of security analysis value, scalability, and high Cloud costs, often leading to failed audits. In this discussion, two industry experts will delve into the critical pitfalls associated with DAM, offering valuable insights on overcoming these challenges. Finally, they will share practical strategies for achieving a successful DAM deployment. Gain insights from industry experts as they share their experiences and provide practical guidance to maximize the value of DAM deployment. We will discuss: What are the common risks in Cloud DAM deployment? What are the challenges of native Database log generation and analysis? What are the best practices for a successful Cloud DAM? Mon, July 17, 2023 11:00am EST / 17:00 CET Speakers Alon Rosenthal - CEO & Co-founder, SecuPi - Inventor of Dynamic Masking Frederic Petit - World-renowned DAM Expert with over 20 years of Cybersecurity and DAM experience --- HR analytics, also known as people analytics, involves the collection and application of talent data to enhance crucial talent and business outcomes. Leaders in HR analytics enable HR teams to generate data-driven insights that inform talent decisions, enhance workforce processes, and foster a positive employee experience. In recent times, there has been a growing trend among companies to increasingly adopt people analytics in areas such as recruitment and selection, performance management, and training and development. While the benefits are significant, there is a notable risk that has the potential to disproportionately outweigh these benefits, such as increasing employee concerns and exacerbating trust issues. The Risks of HR Analytics HR data analytics involves some of the employee's most personal information alongside sensitive HR information. Managing and restricting access to this data, on a need-to-know basis, is a key pillar for ensuring employees trust in the HR analytics and the HR process. Privacy requirements are addressed within the framework of privacy regulations such as GDPR, PDPA, and others. However, additional requirements such as data sovereignty, data secrecy, healthcare regulations, and more necessitate that organizations take a comprehensive approach to protect HR analytics data. This involves considering the regulatory frameworks in conjunction with real-life business processes and associated risks to ensure robust data protection measures are in place. According to Verizon's 2021 Data Breach Investigations Report, 85 percent of all data breaches involve the human element. Internal risks, such as employee misconduct and credential abuse, can have a significant negative impact on the... --- SecuPi Delivers Format-preserving Encryption (FPE), Sovereignty and Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) for Hybrid Cloud through Google Cloud Marketplace New York, June 20, 2023 - SecuPi, a leading Data Centric Security Platform provider, announced today its availability on Google Cloud Marketplace. This integration enables customers of regulated organizations to seamlessly access the SecuPi Data Centric Security Platform, allowing them to implement end-to-end data protection, de-identification, fine-grained access control, and column-level Format-preserving Encryption (FPE) and Tokenization across Google Cloud, Hybrid and Multi-Cloud environments. The platform provides robust Segregation of Duties (SoD) and granular Data Access controls, allowing organizations to implement strict need-to-know principles. It enables them to de-identify and control access across all Google Cloud managed data services, including BigQuery and Vertex AI, while maintaining end-to-end protection of sensitive data and remaining compliant with the strictest financial, federal, telecom secrecy, sovereignty, privacy, and security regulations. Google Cloud Marketplace allows users to quickly deploy functional software packages that run on Google Cloud. Customers can easily start up a familiar software package with services like Compute Engine or Cloud Storage, with no manual configuration required. The unique benefits of this solution include: De-Identification (FPE Encryption/Tokenization) and re-identification of sensitive regulated data within trusted environments (either on-prem, Cross-Cloud, or within Confidential Compute). Format-preserving and Type-preserving Encryption preserves the utility and relevance of protected data for analytics and machine learning use-cases. Centralized and fine-grained Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) of all sensitive data across BigQuery, Bigtable, Cloud Spanner, Cloud SQL, etc. Sensitive Data Activity Monitoring (DAM) with... --- Watch Recording! Fireside chat on Snowflake encryption for privacy, sovereignty and security As enterprises increasingly embrace the Cloud for diverse analytics use cases, the demand for privacy and security requirements also grows. In this webinar, market experts will discuss the market's needs, required functionality, and best practices for delivering a robust Cloud analytics solution with privacy and security measures. We will discuss: What are the necessary privacy requirements to be implemented in a big data environment? What are the business challenges associated with complying with privacy regulations? What are the available privacy enhancing techniques to ensure compliance? Panelists Kevin Keller, Sr. Security Architect, Field CTO at Snowflake, Alon Rosenthal, CEO & Co-founder at SecuPi --- Cross-border data transfers allow software companies to provide new and innovative services to every sector of the economy – driving growth, enabling the technologies of the future, improving health and safety, and promoting social good. How can companies establish secured data operations and meet compliance with local and global data privacy and sovereignty regulations with regards to data cross-borders in 2023? The Data Opportunity and the Data Risk An almost incomprehensible amount of data is created every day, and each year, figures are growing at an ever-increasing rate. In fact, in 2023 120 zettabytes (or 328,767 Petabytes) will be created, growing to 181 zettabytes in 2025. The digital transformation to the Cloud offers organizations an unmatched access to business and operational insights, enabling growth and innovation. Data collaboration offers organizations with various benefits such as: Facilitate growth & increasing revenue across multiple lines of business through efficient data processing and analysis. Expand within existing markets and penetrate new markets, leveraging global experience and data-collaboration. Reduce risks, costs, and inefficiencies across business operations. Improve customer experience, loyalty & brand value. While these numbers and opportunity they represent are staggering, this means that tighter data governance, efficient access & processing control and data-security are becoming key part of any organization data-operations ensuring compliance with local and global data privacy and Sovereignty regulations. Privacy Regulations Rapidly Expand, Becoming More Comprehensive Data privacy laws globally are continuously expanding and enhanced with multiple countries regulations are being revisited in light of technology enhancement and associated... --- In this document, you will gain insights into the challenges of banks and financial services organizations that are looking to protect sensitive data. In this specific use case, you will find out how SecuPi has helped a global bank automate governance and enforce data access controls on its cloud-based, big data platform leveraging Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC), de-identification, and real-time activity monitoring. In addition, we have put together a list of practical steps for data protection that can help you on the right path the protecting your data. Download Whitepaper --- Companies looking to protect their sensitive data have likely considered (or are already using) a database activity monitoring (DAM) tool. But in reality, DAM solutions that have been around for 20 years are expensive, impact operations and involve high maintenance costs. Additionally, they require deploying agents on each database, leading to delayed security patches and upgrades. In terms of data security, they lack visibility when business and analytics applications connect using a generic service account or when an orchestration layer, such as Trino/Starburst/Denodo is used. If that is not enough, Legacy DAM tools are not designed to support cloud data platforms as they cannot deploy agents, hence depend on passive log collection with no remediation. To summarize, here are some of the drawbacks of using Legacy DAM solutions: High Cost of Ownership (TCO) - for turning-on Cloud DB audit trails, maintaining collectors, aggregators and DB Agents Blind spots with all applications that use generic service accounts to connect to DBs Threat actors with internal credentials have access to all critical data as there are no real-time preventive controls To address these issues, organizations need a solution that provides centralized data access controls with an independent and tamper-proof audit trail of all access to sensitive data, while being application and data repository-independent, transparent to end-users, applications, ETL, and database operations, and with minimal cost and rapid implementation. Moving to the New DB-Agentless DAM 2. 0 With the new DB-Agentless DAM 2. 0, SecuPi provides a modern solution that excels the legacy... --- Many Kafka deployments expand quickly to include sensitive data, creating a serious challenge for managing business information in a secure and usable way. These challenges increase when compliance and cloud are brought into the mix, managing privacy regulations, understanding data sovereignty, and enforcing security policies. Using end-to-end encryption is critical for mitigating these business risks, as well as for understanding what data should be exposed to the consumer of that data. Data could be delivered in clear-text, de-identified, encrypted, or masked form depending on the sensitivity of the data and the actions that need to be taken on that data by the consumer. Consider these factors first to help guide you to the right solutions and implementations: Know your corporate security policy Identify any industry or regulatory requirements that govern your data processing capabilities Consider the environment in which you plan to deploy your solution Understand your data boundaries Basic traffic and the brokers storage encryption that is defaulted in the Cloud do not address these concerns. What if you are required to encrypt data in-transit, at-rest, in logs and everywhere sensitive data might appear, whilst providing access to clear-text data for specific consumers? In these situations, you need to resort to end-to-end data encryption from the producer to the consumer and beyond (the target application or user). In order to achieve this level of data security, messages to and from the Byte-array using serializers and de-serializers need to be integrated with an encryption library so each message is encrypted... --- Snowflake, Redshift and BigQuery Air-Locks for addressing Data Sharing and Sovereignty Requirements Mature deployments of Cloud analytics environments at regulated organizations include critical data, from personal customer, employee and IP data. Both the Cloud cross-grained encryption and the Cloud analytics column-level encryption are not sufficient to address the requirements of Segregation of Duties (SoD) by Cloud Accounts Admins, as well as the need to control access to the clear-text data on a need-to-know basis, taking into consideration the location, citizenship, device, purpose and consent of the data subject. The usage of decrypting critical data using External Functions on encrypted columns in every Cloud analytics platform requires changing the schema, creating views and managing access to the views based on various attributes – which is cumbersome, requires administration and cannot scale – as more columns need to be protected while taking more attributes (ABAC) into consideration that are not available in the creation of the decryption views. In addition, External Functions can be invoked by the Cloud Account Admins, eroding SoD posture and are returning the clear-text data back to the Cloud analytics platform – which would not serve the purpose of the law. SecuPi has partnered with all Cloud Analytics platforms to deliver Air-Locks that will enforce full SoD, ensure clear-text data is NEVER available in the platform while decrypting it at the edge/in Country, meeting data sharing and Sovereignty requirements. Our centralized Policy Definition (PDP) control plain and self-contained, distributed Air-Locks (Policy Enforcement Points – PEPs), installed in various... --- Combining FPE Encryption, Dynamic Access Policies and Real- time Activity Monitoring to Control and Protect Data in Starburst and Trino for Data Sovereignty, Privacy & Security. Ever-growing Cloud adoption, privacy regulations and data- sharing sovereignty laws create the urgency to protect data at-rest and in-use, from ingestion from the operational systems to deletion as required by various data privacy regulations worldwide. To address these ever-growing requirements, a centralized, overarching platform is required – delivering both real-time activity monitoring and threat detection for addressing the “security by design” principle, FPE Encryption/Tokenization (protection of data at-rest) to address data sharing contracts and sovereignty requirements related to data movement from on-prem to Cloud and from Cloud location to another, as well as fine-grained Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) to ensure sensitive data is not exposed to unauthorized business, analysts and privileged users. Logical and physical deletion of customer data is also required for addressing data retention mandates as defined in data sharing agreements and “Right of deletion” imposed by GDPR, CPRA, PDPA and others. SecuPi platform takes away the heavy lifting associated with enforcing data protection by-design, at-rest and in-use with contextual access-control, eliminating complexity, redundancy and reducing CAPEX, OPEX and resources required for defining and maintaining policies, both in Starburst, and in other high-risk Cloud and on-prem compute environments. Download our whitepaper to learn more about how to enable monitoring, tagging, de-Identification and ABAC to both Starburst as well as on each respective data-source, while eliminating complexity and reducing costs. Download now --- Organizations can now leverage the SecuPi Data-Centric Security Platform and Google Cloud Confidential Computing to implement end-to-end data protection, de-identification, fine-grained access control and column-level encryption across Google Cloud (GCP), hybrid-cloud and multi-cloud environments, with full Segregation of Duties. This solution enables organizations to access all Google Cloud managed data services (including BigQuery & Vertex AI) while maintaining end-to-end protection of sensitive data and remaining compliant with the strictest telecoms secrecy regulations. Simplified & Centralized Data Protection and De-Identification for Communication Service Providers over Google Cloud As organizations continue to collect, process, and maintain sensitive customer information, their obligation to comply with data protection laws like GDPR becomes more crucial. Confidentiality of communications (also called telecoms secrecy) is also protected by law in many countries, and communications data is typically subject to even stricter legal requirements than personal data. At the same time, organizations are adopting cloud as part of their digital transformation and need to adopt new technologies, such as data analytics and machine learning at scale to create new revenue streams, delight customers with personalized experiences and continue to be innovative. Organizations are looking for data protection frameworks that enable access to cloud analytics & machine learning, while offering guaranteed end-to-end protection of sensitive data and Segregation of Duties between the cloud provider and the data protection provider. Client-side encryption at the file level is not a viable solution as it blocks analytics and ML use-cases. SecuPi’s Solution & Google Cloud SecuPi has developed a joint solution with... --- We are excited to announce that SecuPi’s latest release (version 5. 0) is out. SecuPi 5. 0 provides customers with continuous data security posture management and efficient integration automation with new platforms, Password Vaults and Catalogs. SecuPi SSO and Passwordless, DAM and UEBA for all Direct DB Tools without cost of VDIs/ Remote Desktops - SecuPi SSO and Passwordless for Direct DB tools is a new product offering that provides privileged users the ability to connect from their desktops to production databases without being exposed to service accounts and passwords. Without the need to use VDIs/Remote desktops, or database agents – SecuPi provides a seamless SSO experience to DBAs, DevOps, application and Cloud administrators while always protecting production user/passwords. New integrations with Trino, Starburst and Denodo – as these tools provide access to sensitive production data using generic service accounts and not using the end-user identity, controlling access on the source data stores is not possible. In addition, Denodo cache would be loaded once a day, serving thousands of end-users by using the cache without running a single request to the data source (making the data source security ineffective). The new SecuPi overlays for Trino, Starburst and Denodo overcome these limitations, allowing to monitor in real-time, de-Identify and control (ABAC) access to individual users. SecuPi implementation requires no changes are required to the configuration of these tools. Integration with Microsoft MIP/RMS to auto-classify and encrypt reports and extracts – as adoption of Microsoft unstructured data protection suite increases, large regulated... --- Companies are progressively transferring their data to the cloud. While moving data to the cloud offers numerous advantages, storing data in the cloud introduce new risk factors. With that being said, organizations are still responsible to protect your personal customers' information and comply with privacy regulations. In this document, we summarize important things to consider when creating a cloud data security business case, including the main cloud data security risks, their origin and potential consequences, and finally introduce ways to reduce the organizational risk while supporting business growth, without compromising data security. Risks Financial organizations are especially at risk as the data is specifically sought after and highly sensitive. Being heavily regulated also presents significant risk should companies fail to have the measures in place to protect against such threats More than 153M records leaked are accounted to banks breaches between 2018-2022 (Source: comparitech. com) More than 4,100 publicly disclosed data breaches occurred in 2022 more than 20,000 security incidents and 5,212 confirmed data breaches was the use of stolen credentials, which accounted for nearly 50% of attacks 147 million people were affected by Equifax data breach as result of lack of visibility to data access activities and lack of visibility to privileged users' behavior. CapitalOne cloud data platform leaked 100 million customers records due to lack of Segregation of Duties (SoD) The most common causes of data breaches: Weak and stolen credentials. Malicious insiders. Insider error. Cloud data platform misconfiguration. Lack of visibility and real-time remediation to access anomalies.... --- Zero Trust architectures include a core capability for fine-grain data access control, which becomes fundamentally personalized due to the orientation of Zero-trust to continually verify and validate a person’s identity, access privileges and data access behavior. Personalized by Identity: In zero trust data access is fundamentally keyed off of personal identity, which is continuously authenticated and profiled with regard to their personal attributes. Personalized by Attribute Dimensions: With identity as the foundation, a user's profile can be richly personalized far beyond just their role or group membership. For example, attributes from authoritative systems can be gathered into a repository for the attributes of a user – their credentials for access to sensitive data or compartments of data, their location, and even attributes about their past data access behavior. This enables ‘attribute-based access control’ (ABAC) logic with the potential for much more granularity than simpler role-based access control (RBAC). Rather than operating at the database or server level using a service ID that pools users, it is important for policy enforcement points (PEPs) to operate at the application level where user identity can be specifically aligned with user attributes, and their access requests screened for against policy pertaining to their personal access authorization. Personalized by Personal Consent: Under current privacy regulations, users have gained the right to consent whether they exercise the ‘right to be forgotten’ or withhold consent for their personal data to be viewed. Personalized by Behavior: Throughout a user's data access activity, their personal behavior may be monitored,... --- A key takeaway from recent Federal directives is the imperative for evolving to highly tailorable adaptive authorization for data access, based on verification of user attributes such as credentials, data attributes like sensitivity or location, and situational attributes like threat level. Also noteworthy is the identified need for continuous re-authorization of access permission based on real-time state of attributes enabling dynamic authorization. “Currently, many authorization models in the Federal Government focus on role-based access control (RBAC), which relies on static predefined roles that are assigned to users and determine their permissions with an organization. A Zero Trust architecture should incorporate more granularity and dynamically defined permissions, as attribute-based access control (ABAC) is designed to do. ” (DoD ZT Ref. Arch) Learn More Here: https://secupi. com/zero-trust-dod-nsa/ Comprehensive Instrumentation Requirements for Zero Trust Implementation A premise of the Zero Trust Security concept is to proactively assume that the perimeter will be breached and that insider threats will be present. Consequently, the focus of security needs to shift internally to protecting individually, all the Data, Applications, and Services. Given the inward shift in zero trust security objectives, the range of software elements that needs to be protected and monitored expands comprehensively to include elements for which there needs to be data access security Business Intelligence tools like Tableau or Qlik DBA Tools like dBeaver or Toad Big data applications Hive, Spark, Impala Data catalog and orchestration products, like Collibra or Denodo “ETL” middleware such as Kafka/Confluent, Qlik Replicate, or Informatica And even proprietary... --- Why are CISOs shutting down Legacy DAM DB Agents for shifting defense into offense, as proven in the latest Australia breaches? In recent discussions with large FSI CISOs, they noted that they are shutting down legacy DAM agents. The cost of legacy DAM solutions with its agents on databases has put a burden on CISOs' budgets. It also requires skills and FTEs to maintain the agents for every database upgrade - creating "Agent fatigue" while eroding the CISOs power with endless fights with overworked DBAs and Ops team. This is being revisited in light of the fundamental flaws in legacy DAM tools: Blindness for all critical activity to the databases performed by APIs/applications (as they connect using one service account to the DBs) Cloud protection irrelevance with the fast adoption of Database as a Service (where agents cannot be deployed) - processing DaaS activity logs hours after a possible breach happened. Unsatisfactory functionality - mere monitoring activity of DBAs without the ability to Dynamically Mask, filter results, apply ABAC or enforce de-Identification (e. g. , FPE Encryption). These capabilities are now part of the new ZeroTrust 2. 0 focus on Data-Centric capabilities released by the US Department of Defence. Turning off legacy DAM agents enables them to refocus CISO attention, budgets and skills from ineffective defense to offense using new unified Data-Centric Platform with a superset of tools - DAM, UEBA, ABAC and de-Identification (FPE Encryption, Masking) for protecting Hybrid operational and analytics environments. --- Data has become one of the most valuable assets to any organization. Data is constantly collected, processed, analyzed and retained for different purposes, in multiple geographical locations, accessed through numerous technologies, by multiple users (potentially from multiple organizations) in various parts of the world. To address the growing risks associated with maintaining sensitive data, from Personal Identifiable Information (PII) to payment transaction processing, regulators and specification bodies have developed multiple different frameworks over the years, to safeguard of sensitive data, such as: Privacy: GDPR, POPIA, PDPA, HIPAA, CPRA, PIPA, etc. Governance & Compliance: Data Sovereignty, Data Cross-Broder, Data Sharing Security: Zero-Trust Reference Architecture (US-DoD), PCI-DSS 4. 0 In this whitepaper, we will unpack the underline data protection technical requirements in these and identify common best practices to satisfy them. Download Whitepaper --- SINGAPORE, Nov. 30, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- SecuPi, a leader in data-centric security, has announced the opening of a regional office in Singapore to deliver data protection to the Asia Pacific region. Data protection and Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) are increasingly coming to the forefront of global discussion and legislation for data Privacy and Sovereignty. With the increasing number of countries in Asia Pacific region initiating strict data privacy and data movement restrictions, there is major demand growth opportunities. "We have been experiencing a rise in demand for our platform over the entire APAC region. After dozen of successful implementations in the region including leading enterprises in insurance such as AIA, banking including the largest Philippine Bank Cloud transformation, retail and energy industries, we are excited to be opening an office in Singapore, expanding our local activities in the region", says Alon Rosenthal, Co-founder and CEO of SecuPi. "Our mission is to provide organizations with a flexible and robust solution for addressing an ever-growing range of data security, privacy and sovereignty needs over a wide range of technologies and allow them to gain the highest level of data protection with no code changes and minimal time, efforts and resources", says Rosenthal. The SecuPi platform is particularly suitable for the needs and demands in the Asia-Pacific region; with its Hybrid Cloud Data-centric Protection, FPE Encryption, DAM and Attribute-based Access Controls (ABAC), organizations use SecuPi to meet sovereignty and privacy laws requirements through the transition to the cloud. About SecuPi SecuPi (www. secupi.... --- The PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) issued version 4. 0 of the PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) on March 31, 2022. The PCI DSS is a global standard that establishes a baseline of technical and operational standards for protecting account data. It replaces previous version (3. 2. 1) to address emerging cyber-security threats, emerging business-models, and data processing technologies better and to provide innovative ways to address these threats in a highly complex operational ecosystem. PCI-DSS 4. 0 – Key Highlights PCI DSS 4. 0 is looking to address the ever-growing security needs of the payment industry, promoting various security guidelines and best-practices as a continuous process, increase flexibility, and improve procedures for organizations using different protection methods. The new PCI-DSS 4. 0 introduced multiple enhancements and changes to the standard, the below reflects the key items around customer and account data security. More information and other requirements can be found here Account Data Protection Requirements The revised DSS-PCI 4. 0 emphasize the need to protect data (DAS, PAM) at a very fine-grained level, while encapsulating into the data access policy both the applicative end-user context, as well as the ability to factor into a policy any type and combination of attributes, from multiple sources, seamlessly applied consistently, across technologies, locations, users, and data. New requirement for customer account data retention and deletion New requirement for fine-grained access-control New requirement for encrypting at-rest all customer account data New requirement to enforce access on a need-to-know basis – Attribute... --- Customer Use Case - Groupama Italy A flexible and scalable approach for de-identifying and protecting customer data on cloud & on-prem while meeting GDPR Right to Be Forgotten requirements. As a mutual insurance group, Groupama needed a solution to protect data for its millions of customers and members across multiple organizational business units, technologies, user communities, and more. After trying multiple solutions on the market, Groupama Italy chose to use SecuPi for protecting sensitive and personal data on their business applications. A joint effort of Brinthesis, for system integration and project management expertise, and SecuPi for developing and providing a single, centralized protection platform. Download the full customer use case document: --- DSPM (Data Security Posture Management) is a new category that was coined by Gartner a few months ago, intended to follow the steps of its predecessor – the CSPM, with a focus on sensitive data. As this is an important step forward in increasing awareness of where is our sensitive data and who is accessing it, it is even more important that you do not end up with feature-based tools that would incur high implementation costs with minor benefits. When moving your attention to sensitive data – you should increase your viewpoint. Discovering your sensitive data will entail a fiduciary responsibility to govern and protect it. Here are few of the legal and contractual obligations you must consider when deploying DSPM: Are you required to comply with CPRA, GDPR or other ever-new state-level privacy regulations that impose retention based deletion and access on a “need-to-know” basis? Are you required to address Data-sharing agreements with your business partners? Do you have sensitive data flowing from Europe or APAC that need to address Sovereignty laws? As you start to discover your sensitive data siloes across Cloud data stores, your DSPM must include the ability to address the following capabilities: Classification of your sensitive data cross operational, analytical data sources and file shares Continuous monitoring of business users, analysts and privileged users The ability to enforce Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) – taking into consideration not only the role of the user but location, device, purpose, data-subject consent, contractual and geo-filtering (protect data in-use)... --- It is essential to ask a technology vendor about the realities of using the tool they offer. Just like before buying the 30th floor penthouse with an ocean view, it is important to check beforehand if there is an elevator to get there! Choosing an #encryption solution is a major decision and it is important to make sure you have the means to get your data encrypted efficiently and cost-effectively. The first question you must ask your encryption vendor is: How am I going to integrate encryption/tokenization into my databases and applications? Legacy encryption tools provide you with three options: UDF (User-Defined Functions); you need to change your data source by defining functions on each encrypted column. Then you need to create views for your authorized users that will invoke the function when reading data. Lastly, you need to change your reports and application calls to query the newly created views and not the base tables. This needs be done for EVERY column you decide to encrypt, involving both your DBAs (creating functions and views) and your developers (changing their application code to call the new views). SDK: calling an encryption/decryption API. This is required for every application that is interacting with your data source. You need to map all application calls to every encrypted column and have your developers modify it to decrypt (for read operation) or encrypt (for write operation). HTTP/Rest API Gateway: parsing all your HTTP traffic, identifying all calls that read encrypted data and apply a... --- Following the endorsement of zero-trust (ZT) by the White House, the most recent work published by the DoD and NSA have extended the requirement from ZT-enabled infrastructure into security applications and Data. A few notable data-centric requirements for a ZT architecture include securing applications using Risk-adaptive Application Access using Attribute Based Access Control (ABAC), Data Classification and tagging, as well as Dynamic Data Masking, and Encryption for data in-transit and at-rest. Another important imperative is the need for a single consolidated platform to address application and data security requirements, instead of deploying a fragmented set of point products that deliver siloed controls and rely on coding views with high implementation and maintenance costs. During the last seven years, SecuPi has been serving more than 100 Global 2000 organizations (including the US DoD) and provide them with Data-Centric platform capability to address the Application and workload protection pillar as well as the Data security pillar with attribute-based access control (ABAC), sensitive data classification, real-time data usage monitoring, Dynamic Masking and FPE encryption. Receive your copy of the NIST and Department of Defense Zero Trust Reference Architecture, and schedule a live demo to see how SecuPi covers the ZT architecture model. --- We are excited to announce that SecuPi is an official sponsor at this year’s Data Citizens 22 hosted by Collibra, which will take place on November 1-3 in San Diego, California. Schedule a meeting with the SecuPi team to find out how you can enhance your data governance and protect your data using ABAC, De-identification Real-time activity monitoring and more... Want to know more? Read our blog post on how SecuPi enhances data security for Collibra in a government entity. --- A government entity has chosen Collibra for its superior data catalog. Having Collibra deployed in a sensitive environment with restricted data sources imposed enhancing the Collibra Role Based Access Control (RBAC) into a fine-grained Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC) while providing fine- grained auditing and segregation of Duties for administrative functions. Enhancing Collibra security and RBAC, as well as nearby analytics applications, was achiveved by deploying SecuPi on the Collibra server with no code changes to Collibra. The SecuPi solution governs all data access through its dynamic Attribute-based Access Control (ABAC) capabilities. With SecuPi, it is highly tailorable to apply result-set filtering based on any condition, and to prevent access to sensitive data using dynamic masking, FPE (Format Preserving Encryption) or blocking based on context defined: By the set of Attributes of the User making the queryi. e. user ID, role, clearance level, location, current defense condition, etc. ; and also By the Attributes of the Data being access, i. e. Clearance level required to see the data, data location, etc. (SecuPi follows the NIST architectural model for ABAC, i. e. SB 800-162. ) By behavioral attributes such as location, device, self and peer-comparison of access patterns. With SecuPi’s fine-grain data access controls, the data consumption is governed so that users get access only to data they are entitled to view, and no more. SecuPi PEPs configured on Collibra application servers continuously review every query to ensure the query conforms to the Users entitlements as defined by the data access governance... --- With the introduction of privacy regulations and sovereignty laws, organizations are required to continuously adapt the access they provision to employees (Business users, analysts, Data Scientists, developers, DBAs), 3rd party, offshore and outsource. The basic requirement behind privacy regulations that is speficied in numerous articles such as “Right to be forgotten”, Consent, retention based deletion, “security by design”, “security by default” as well as sovereignty laws = ALL IMPOSE THAT ACCESS TO PII WILL BE DONE ON A NEED TO KNOW BASIS. Dynamic Data Masking and de-Identification using FPE Encrytion are the way to enforce it across IT Here are few examples how notable organizations are taking steps to address these requirements: AIA has deployed DDM to restrict access for many business applications Largest regional Bank has implemented DDM and FPE encryption for their Cloudera and Redshift for controlling access to PII while de-Identifying (using FPE Encryption) PII data at-rest. Vodafone has deployed DDM on their critical applications to restrict access to PII and customers who asked to be deleted. What was the main success factor to all these examples? The fact that all implemented with ZERO CODE and with no changes to their underline operational and analytical data stores. SecuPi has invested years in building a set of Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs) that enable our customers to implement DDM and FPE Encryption with ZERO CODE. Why? If we need to use a DDM function in the database, we need to change the application source code to invoke the DDM... --- Copenhagen, Denmark – September 8, 2022 – Anritsu A/S is pleased to announce its latest partnership, working with SecuPi to deliver data protection and GDPR compliance to customers worldwide. A leading Tier-1 telecommunications provider, with some of the most stringent data protection requirements of any operator globally, is the first to benefit from this new partnership. Anritsu has partnered with SecuPi for its market-leading efficiency and flexibility in addressing security and compliance requirements. The partnership will also offer cost efficiency and ease of implementation to operators, as well as integration with Anritsu’s Service Assurance systems. SecuPi brings an innovative approach through configurable Attribute-Based Access Control (ABAC). This approach combined with Format Preserving Encryption (FPE), enables Anritsu to comply with strict and complex GDPR requirements while securing sensitive customer data on its Service Assurance offerings. "Data protection is one of the most important issues for users of our Automated Assurance solutions," says Ralf Iding, CEO of Anritsu Service Assurance. "Putting access and encryption controls in place to comply with stringent legal and compliance requirements from the EU and other bodies worldwide, without impeding the usage and utility of the assurance systems, is key. SecuPi came to us with an innovative and cost-effective solution that meets the needs and budget of our most compliance-conscious customers. " “We are pleased to meet Anritsu’s expectation, which enables them to take a major step forward in meeting privacy regulations and protecting customer data,” says Alon Rosenthal, CEO of SecuPi. “It is an honor to have... --- We have been serving multiple Fortune500 helping them gain dynamic attribute-based access control (ABAC) over their data. In the process, we have found several commonalities that, if addressed correctly, would ensure meeting data compliance, privacy and security requirements. 1. Scope – starting with your main Cloud analytics platform would provide a quick win, but you should choose a tool that can enforce ABAC across packaged applications and native direct DB tools as well. Many other access control tools on the market were born for addressing Cloud Analytics access control – hence limiting their supported platform to these Cloud environments by creating views. Creating views, changing applications to call the views cannot be imposed for native database tools, as well as packaged and custom applications, without massive code changes. Recommendation: choose a tool that can enforce ABAC without code changes or the creation of thousands of views 2. Depth – Access Control is merely one facet of a bigger data protection platform. When you can only create views – your ability to detect and prevent careless insider activity or credential theft is minimal. Recommendation: choose a tool with a depth of capabilities – from Format Preserving Encrytption (FPE) (protection at-rest) to Dynamic Data Masking, filtering, masking (protection in-use) and real-time sensitive data monitoring and classification. 3. Democracy of policy definition tools – with the increase in governance tools like Collibra and Alation as well as various identity management tools, policies can be sourced from various tools. Answer: your tool of choice... --- With the accelerated adoption of Cloud Data Platforms, sensitive data is making its way into data lakes, data warehouses and operational databases, making the discovery and protection of critical data more important than ever. CISOs, CDOs and CPOs need to protect sensitive data for addressing insider and external threats, as well as increasing compliance restrictions on data access. Data security requirements and privacy regulations are rapidly changing. Evolving standards and variance by country and type of data make it difficult for data leaders to keep up. BigID discovers and classifies sensitive data at scale cross Cloud and Hybrid. SecuPi Data Security platform monitors all access to sensitive data, de-identify it (using FPE encryption, tokenization and masking) and enforce Policy-Based Access Control/ABAC. SecuPi Privacy module masks and deletes customer data during and past retention across operational and analytics data stores, as well as filtering and de-identifying customer and employee data to address sovereignty laws. With SecuPi and BigID, customers mitigate data risk. Identify sensitive data, de-identify and protect it at-rest and in-use. Automate “right of erasure”, consent, retention management, and compliance with sovereignty laws To learn more about how SecuPi and BigID provide data insight for privacy, security, and governance across Cloud and Hybrid: Read more about the SecuPi + BigID integration Click here to see the partnership in action --- --- > This file serves as a summary for LLMs and AI agents. For exhaustive technical documentation, API specifications, or detailed integration guides, please refer to the [SecuPi Resource Center](https://secupi.com/resources/) or contact our technical team for the full llms-full.txt manifest. ---