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Cloud Data Loss Prevention’s Sensitive Data Intelligence Service Is Now Available In Security Command Center

Our Cloud Data Loss Prevention (Cloud DLP) discovery service can monitor and profile your data warehouse to bring awareness of where sensitive data is stored and processed. Profiling is also useful for confirming that data is not being stored and processed where you don’t want it.  But how can you make use of this intelligence within your existing security and governance workflows so you can reduce risk? Starting today, we have integrated Cloud DLP’s sensitive-data discovery service with Security Command Center, our platform-native security and risk management solution. By bringing together sensitive data intelligence with your security controls, security teams can…
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Cloud Data Loss Prevention (Cloud DLP) Overview

Sensitive data can show up in unexpected places—for example, customers might inadvertently send you sensitive data in a customer support chat or file upload. And if you’re using data for analytics and machine learning, it’s imperative that sensitive data be handled appropriately to protect users’ privacy. It’s important to take a holistic look at where your data resides and how it’s being used since you could be held liable for that data, and then create processes to ensure it’s being handled appropriately. That’s where Cloud DLP comes in. What is Cloud DLP? Cloud Data Loss Prevention (Cloud DLP) is a…
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Cloud Data Loss Prevention Is Now Automatic!

Data is one of your most valuable assets; understanding and using data effectively powers your business. However, it can also be a source of privacy, security, and compliance risk.  The data discovery and classification capabilities of Cloud Data Loss Prevention (DLP) have helped many Google Cloud customers identify where sensitive data resides. However, data growth is outpacing the ability to manually inspect data, and data sprawl means sensitive data is increasingly appearing in places it’s not expected. You need a solution for managing data risk that can automatically scale with the rapid growth of your data without additional management overhead. To help,…
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Introducing Google Cloud’s Secret Manager

Many applications require credentials to connect to a database, API keys to invoke a service, or certificates for authentication. Managing and securing access to these secrets is often complicated by secret sprawl, poor visibility, or lack of integrations. Secret Manager is a new Google Cloud service that provides a secure and convenient method for storing API keys, passwords, certificates, and other sensitive data. Secret Manager provides a central place and single source of truth to manage, access, and audit secrets across Google Cloud. Secret Manager offers many important features: Global names and replication: Secrets are project-global resources. You can choose between automatic and user-managed…
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