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Secure Content Communication and Collaboration

Kiteworks offers advanced security solutions designed to protect your sensitive content and communications from a wide range of cyber threats. Their services include secure file sharing, email protection, and managed file transfer, ensuring comprehensive security for your digital assets. Kiteworks' platform integrates seamlessly with existing IT infrastructure, providing real-time threat detection and automated response, making it a trusted choice for businesses worldwide.


Why Choose Kiteworks for Your Security Needs?


Kiteworks is renowned for its innovative approach to content security, combining advanced threat detection with robust protection measures. Their platform offers real-time threat mitigation, automated incident response, and seamless integration with existing IT infrastructure. Trusted by enterprises globally, Kiteworks' solutions are designed to meet the highest standards of cybersecurity, ensuring your business remains secure and resilient against evolving threats. With a commitment to continuous innovation and customer success, Kiteworks leads the way in secure content communication and collaboration.

Secure All Content in Collaboration and in Transit


Leverage Kiteworks’ FedRAMP-authorized Private Content Network (PCN) to send, share, and collaborate with confidence, empowering internal and external teams to work securely while maintaining compliance and control over sensitive data.


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Governance, Compliance, and Security Challenges 

AI Data Leakage and Compliance Risks

AI systems present significant data leakage and compliance risks due to uncontrolled access, which can lead to severe breaches of sensitive information, especially in environments lacking proper security controls. Navigating complex data regulations is essential for enterprises, as failure to comply can result in substantial fines and reputational harm. Integration challenges with legacy systems can also create vulnerabilities.

 

Content Communication 

“Tool Soup”


 The more third parties to which an organization sends and shares sensitive content, the greater the risk. When sensitive content is accessed by unauthorized persons and organizations, the security and compliance implications are quite serious. A next-generation digital rights management (DRM) approach with tracking, control, and security as the baseline is required.

Sensitive Content Software Supply Chain Risks

 

Organizations must protect their sensitive content—not only where it is stored but when it travels through various communication channels to third parties. Cybercriminals unfortunately discovered that vulnerabilities in the software supply chain give them access to hundreds or even thousands of organizations. The security capabilities of email, file sharing, managed file transfer, SFTP, and web forms is extremely important.

Data Security Governance Exposed


 Regardless of industry, organizations struggle to track and control access to sensitive content when it leaves their perimeter. Traditional approaches make it difficult to implement sensitive content governance while 89% of organizations indicated they must generate detailed compliance reports eight or more times annually. Unifying sensitive content communications onto one platform can have a dramatic impact.

Data Security Compliance Grows Teeth

 

 With sensitive data at the center of most data breaches, government agencies and industry bodies have responded with a series of new regulations and standards and tightening of existing ones. 89% of organizations indicate their sensitive content communications compliance requires some to significant improvement. Centralizing all sensitive content shares and sends in one platform enables organizations to measure and manage compliance risks.

Disparate Logs Drain Productivity


 Nearly half of organizations must consolidate over 11 logs associated with sensitive content communications. This all adds up, expending valuable time and resources while driving up security and compliance risk. For example, when it comes to compliance reporting, 62% of organizations expend 1,500-plus hours annually. But with a unified compliance approach, all logs are consolidated in one view and integrated with advanced security systems—helping organizations to manage risk while improving efficiencies.