French AdvCom Adopting Storage Made Easy File Fabric
To use PII data discovery solution to detect sensitive data stored in OpenIO SDS object storage
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on June 20, 2018 at 2:10 pmVehera LTD, a UK company trading as Storage Made Easy (SME), announced that AdvCom Sarl, a French professional services company, has integrated the SME Enterprise File Fabric with its cloud offering solutions to allow customers to discover and catalogue personally identifiable information (PII), a key factor for the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
BeSafe, the AdvCom cloud solution, leverages the end-to-end certified stack provided by SME File Fabric and OpenIO SDS, allowing its customers to reduce the cost of traditional storage infrastructures, improve user experience, shore up security and compliance, and increase overall infrastructure resiliency, while also being ready to face data protection legislation, such as GDPR.
Under the GDPR, and other data privacy regulations, businesses face increasing regulatory responsibilities to secure the personal data they collect from customers and others. For an organisation with substantial data assets, one of the challenges associated with ensuring that PII data is managed appropriately is knowing where that data resides in their systems.
The Enterprise File Fabric’s PII feature helps enterprise customers manage personal information by detecting personal information in documents and alerting the organisation’s information security specialists or other designated users to its presence. The PII scanning and detection engine compares this data to a number of predefined and/or custom rules. PII based data is then automatically tagged and discovery based events are triggered.
Discovering PII based data is the first step to mitigating potential data breaches and with the Enterprise File Fabric it is automatic and transparent and it does not require third-party application integration as many other vendor offerings do.
Once personal information has been discovered the File Fabric can also be used to enforce data protection policies protecting new data before it becomes an issue.
Laurent Delattre, CEO, AdvCom, said: “SME is the solution of the future to solve the problems related to the information sharing. The applications are multiple while respecting the GDPR.“
Laurent Denel, CEO, OpenIO SAS, said: “Thanks to our strong partnership with SME, they are proud to help customers like AdvCom building innovative GDPR-focused solutions, without compromises about TCO, features or scalability“
Jim Liddle, CEO, SME, said: “We welcome AdvCom as a SME customer and look forward to being a big part of their future success.“