Tamice Completes Their DLP Strategy With USB Security Software

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Recent developments in the technological world have caused growth in the number of applications at use in the work environment.

This has coincided with an increase in entry points that cybercriminals can exploit for phishing and other malicious attacks.

As attacks have become more and more sophisticated, they have become increasingly successful at gaining access to corporate assets, data, and networks.

For example, data breaches exposed 4.1 billion records in the first half of 2019 alone.

Fortunately for Tamice, their business development manager Han Lee was ahead of the curve in acknowledging this threat.

Vigilance and security have perpetually featured as key values at Tamice and, consequently, various measures have remained in place to protect the company.

Tamice’s Preliminary Security Strategy

Employees are given stringent training to ensure that there is a total understanding of how networks can be compromised and what can be done to keep them safe.

By educating staff on how to identify threats and on who to contact to avoid a security breach, Tamice laid the foundations to build a secure network environment.

To complement this, a strict code of conduct is in place to help in avoiding the occurrence of any ill-fated errors.

This proved to be particularly valuable when employees began to use personal devices for work purposes, which could bring the risk of internal breaches or expose company information to external networks.

The code of conduct also necessitated that all software should be updated regularly and standardized so that only company approved programs and applications would be permitted.

USB Control Software Completes  Their Cybersecurity & DLP Strategy

Despite the various security measures already in place, Mr. Lee was aware that without a data loss prevention solution that possessed the capability to restrict access to removable storage devices, Tamice would still be vulnerable to cyber threats.

Following a successful trial of CurrentWare’s AccessPatrol solution, he did not hesitate to invest. Within hours of purchase, the software was rolled-out throughout the company’s New York office.

Since implementing AccessPatrol, all removable media devices including USB sticks, hard drives, and SD cards have been blocked from Tamice’s system.

Being able to control access through a centralized console has meant that USB security policies can be applied to devices in real-time.

Currently, the company runs a policy whereby employees are able to “check-out” company devices when required.

The ability to instantly amend permissions on these devices has brought a great deal of convenience to the process.

AccessPatrol’s robust software client ensured that this ability remained unaffected even when devices are taken offsite.