HP Atalla Information Protection and Control: Automatically Classify And

HP Atalla Information Protection and Control: Automatically Classify And

Family data sheet HP Atalla Information Protection and Control Automatically classify and protect unstructured data persistently June 2014 Family data sheet | HP Atalla Information Protection and Control Figure 1. Embed protection in the data at the point of creation SaaS applications Classification Data repositories and Intercept File shares Classify Protection Protect Users generated mechanism In an era of increasing cyber threats and targeted attacks, organizations must now assume that their network has been breached. How, then, can organizations protect sensitive unstructured data like documents and spreadsheets from The second-highest return on improper access? HP Atalla Information Protection and Control investment (ROI) in security (IPC) solves this complex issue by giving organizations the investments comes from the means to bring protection to the data itself. HP Atalla IPC widespread and effective applies protection at the point information is created and application of encryption, makes that protection persistent, so it follows the information policy, and access controls wherever it goes. This secures sensitive data no matter where on data. it actually resides. The challenge of protecting unstructured information Analysts estimate that by 2015, nearly 90 percent of organizational data will be unstructured.1 Sensitive organizational data in spreadsheets, documents, presentations, and other files resides in multiple locations—for example, employee laptops/mobile devices, file servers, and storage arrays (NAS and SAN). In today’s de-perimiterized environment, collaboration is crucial—but sharing data necessitates exposing it. Traditional data protection solutions inhibit productivity by applying protection unnecessarily, and items classified as “sensitive” easily lose this classification if it’s not saved in a predefined format or network location, or if modified out of original context. Today, this creates enormous challenges for enterprises that are struggling to understand where all their sensitive content lives. They also need to determine how to apply consistent policy to protect that sensitive information from falling into the wrong hands. There is even more complexity federating these controls over information in the various operating environments that their users interact with the data. Today’s and tomorrow’s enterprise is becoming a very difficult place in which to protect information. Businesses need advanced capabilities to classify sensitive data, apply consistent policy to the valuable assets they identify, and to federate those protections across the borderless enterprise. 1 IDC Predictions 2012: Competing for 2020 2 Family data sheet | HP Atalla Information Protection and Control Embed security at the point of data creation About HP Enterprise Security Unlike traditional solutions that attempt to control users, channels or storage, HP Atalla IPC runs the IQProtector® platform engine from Secure Islands. It protects data—uniquely embedding HP is a leading provider of security and compliance protection within the data itself at the moment of creation or initial organizational access in solutions for the modern enterprise that wants unstructured form. IQProtector agents on enterprise hosts instantly identify and classify all new, to mitigate risk in their hybrid environment modified, or accessed sensitive data from any origin. This data, identified with extremely high and defend against advanced threats. Based on market-leading products from HP ArcSight, accuracy, is persistently tagged, enabling comprehensive control over access and usage. HP Fortify, HP Atalla, and HP TippingPoint, the The HP Atalla IPC software family is packaged as 1-year term or 3-year term licenses HP Security Intelligence Platform uniquely delivers with 24x7 support included, and can be categorized as follows: the advanced correlation, application protection, and network defenses to protect today’s hybrid HP Atalla Information Protection and Control Suite (HP Atalla IPC Suite) IT infrastructure from sophisticated cyber threats. This is the core information protection suite. It includes management software and: • Persistent Multi-format File Protection • Persistent Email Protection • Persistent Web, Application, and Cloud Protection • Persistent Information Protection Data Analytics • Persistent Protection for Remote Desktop Services (e.g., Citrix®/Terminal Services) About Secure Islands • SharePoint Classification and Protection Secure Islands develops and markets advanced Information Protection and Control (IPC) Licensing unit: Number of users, requires one license for each user solutions for the borderless enterprise. Offering policy-driven classification and protection for HP Atalla IPC Bridge for content inspection services unstructured data, Secure Islands lays the This is deployed on enterprise services such as antivirus/DLP/Search/Archive/Indexing to access foundation for sensitive information security in and scan encrypted content seamlessly. enterprises as they shift from perimeter defense to persistent protection. Secure Islands’ holistic Licensing unit: Number of implementations; it requires one license for each “implementation” of approach literally redefines information security an IT service that needs a bridge, e.g., one antivirus package and assists the enterprise in regaining control by identifying, classifying and protecting sensitive HP Atalla IPC Scanner—Classification and protection information throughout its lifecycle. Essentially a document crawler, the scanner scans, classifies, and protects pre-existing data on repositories. Licensing unit: Number of implementations; it requires one license for each implementation which corresponds to one deployment instance. The number of scanner implementations depends on the volume of pre-existing data and required scanning rate. HP Atalla IPC compliance service for Exchange This provides the ability to decrypt protected emails and attachments for archiving and compliance purposes. It is deployed on Microsoft® Exchange Hub Transport role servers and managed centrally. Licensing unit: Per Microsoft Exchange Server and per mailbox. Requires one license for each Highlights “implementation” of Microsoft Exchange, typically defined as one Exchange Hub “Transport role • One-click protection action Server”, as well as one license for each Microsoft Exchange mailbox (email address) • Extends Outlook user’s permission selection to the entire AD RMS permissions set HP Atalla IPC Mobile Support for Microsoft AD RMS This provides organizations the ability to collaborate with Rights Management Services (RMS) protected emails and attachments securely over major mobile operating systems and devices Nearly 90 percent of the (iOS, Android, Windows®, BlackBerry). content being created includes Licensing unit: Number of users (not number of devices); it requires one license per user. unstructured data types such HP Atalla IPC AD RMS extensions for Outlook as documents, social content, This provides a simple way to apply Microsoft Active Directory Rights Management Services video, and images (AD RMS) protection within Microsoft Outlook to increase the effective usage of RMS within the enterprise. It supplies flexibility to end users to apply permissions beyond the standards of Microsoft Outlook. Licensing unit: Per user Professional Services, Training, and Support Professional services to implement the solution, training for deployment and management, and included 24x7 support for the software over the licensed term based on net term license price. 3 Family data sheet | HP Atalla Information Protection and Control HP Atalla Information Protection and Control Suite The encryption and the Information Rights Management (IRM) implementation gap Enterprises and government organizations need to protect sensitive digital information. Persistent encryption is the ideal choice to provide this protection. However, the gap between theory and practice in implementing enterprise-wide encryption remains vast. The HP Atalla IPC Suite from Secure Islands bridges the persistent protection implementation gap with powerful classification and protection using IRM (e.g., AD RMS) or other encryption engines, together with simple policy generation, application, and enforcement. End-to-end classification and protection The HP Atalla IPC Suite, running the IQProtector platform engine from Secure Islands, classifies and protects sensitive data throughout its lifecycle—from creation through collaboration and storage. For files, email, enterprise systems, and everything in between, it delivers easily-implemented and cost-effective solutions for all persistent file and email encryption needs. HP Atalla IPC Suite is designed to work well in small, medium, and large enterprise deployments. The system’s unique data-centric architecture allows classification and protection of any volume of data, and supports a wide range of organizational topologies and environments. Designed for scalability, HP Atalla IPC enables gradual enterprise deployment, while still effectively securing data even on hosts on which IPC Suite agents have yet to be deployed. Key HP Atalla IPC Suite benefits • True enterprise-wide solution for Microsoft AD RMS and other encryption engines • Effective control of the entire ecosystem, on and off premises • Easy integration into IT infrastructure and assimilated into organizational business flow • Low TCO • Support for the entire spectrum of sensitive organizational data Key features of the HP Atalla

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