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stan is the ciso of a Fortune 100 company. He’s confident that the resources his company aggressively spends keep information security threats under control. Ask him about information disclosures through P2P file sharing and he’ll say he’s got it covered. He has policies in place prohibiting P2P, a new data leak protection suite, firewalls, intrusion detection, packet sniffing and encryption. "We’ve got all the angles covered."
What Stan doesn’t realize is the document he securely sent to his outside corporate attorney was just disclosed by a paralegal within the firm using P2P software. Stan also doesn’t realize that his systems integration consultant just disclosed his firm’s foreign exchange trading system disaster recovery plan and that his own customers are releasing their credit card numbers and online banking passwords. In the last hour, over 100 malicious users searched for and found these documents on the P2P – an open public source designed for large file transfer.
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Think past your perimeter.
Explore the Extended Enterprise:
We've identified that in many cases the extended enterprise, consisting of customers, suppliers/contractors, remote employees and trusted partners that are disclosing files outside the corporate network, despite the hardware, procedures and policies in place.
This as a major privacy/security concern.
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