Varonis Systems, Inc., the leading provider of comprehensive data governance software, today released details of how it has helped Boston University bolster its data loss prevention (DLP) strategy and address its data governance concerns. Having initially investigated traditional DLP technologies, this leading university found that the majority of the solutions could only answer one aspect of DLP – where sensitive data was located – but could not determine who had access to it or who was using it. As the only solution able to provide deeper insight to the data, Varonis DatAdvantage and the Varonis IDU Classification Framework are now enabling Boston University to better ensure that sensitive data is only accessible to authorized users, while also providing extensive audit trails that detail how the data is being used.

 Yves Le Roux, principal consultant at CA Technologies, will discuss privacy requirements in a worldwide context at ISACA’s European Computer Audit, Control and Security (CACS)/Information Security and Risk Management (ISRM) Conference in London, England, on 16-18 September 2013

In his presentation, titled “Complying to Privacy Requirements in a Worldwide Context: Present and Future,” Le Roux will discuss:

·         the current state of legislation in the EU and other countries

·         the Privacy and Law Enforcement issue

·         privacy issues arising from mobility, BYOD and big data

 Ramsés Gallego, security strategist and evangelist for Dell Software, will discuss emerging trend in technology and threats, as well as BYOD and moving beyond identity management at ISACA’s European Computer Audit, Control and Security (CACS)/Information Security and Risk Management (ISRM) Conference in London, England, on 16-18 September 2013.

In his presentations, titled “BYOD: Invitation or Rebellion" and "Beyond Identity Management: Welcome to the World of Access Governance", Gallego will cover:

·         the challenges presented by BYOD and how to combat them

·         the risk culture associated with BYOD

 Leading Direct-to-Cloud Network Takes Aim at Inefficiencies of Legacy, Appliance-Based Security; Invites Companies to Experience Cloud Alternative with Six Months of Free Service 

LONDON (UK), June 27, 2013 – Zscaler, the industry’s leading secure Direct-to-Cloud Network for global advanced security and policy enforcement, today announced it would buyout existing Websense and Blue Coat customer contracts from organisations that make the switch to Zscaler with six months of free service, including Mobile Security, Single Sign On (SSO) and consultative migration assistance. Websense customers should visit http://www.zscaler.com/switch-from-websense-to-zscaler.php. Blue Coat customers should visit http://www.zscaler.com/switch-from-bluecoat-to-zscaler.php.