Achieve Data Governance

… and Reduce Your Audit Costs. Compliance 

Cord3 separates data security from applications. This separation enables you to control data security policy across applications that delivers consistent security… and makes your security auditors happy. As happy as they can be, anyway. Separate to Elevate.

Traditionally, every application has implemented data security its own way, with its own policies, settings, and algorithms. The result is too complex and costly for users and administrators. And auditors, too.

You want consistency. Consistency gives you data governance you can manage and control. And audit.

From the data governance and centralized policy perspectives, here are some things Cord3 delivers across applications … and separate from applications:

  • One information management policy that works the same way for emails as it does for files. Consistency.
  • One approach to encryption and key management … that’s crypto-agile, so if you want to change encryption algorithms, you can! Without having to get multiple application vendors to re-write their code. Consistency.
  • One approach to data access controls. Rather than depending on every application for data access, Cord3 provides a centralized place to define what users can see and what they can’t. And that includes privileged administrators! Consistency.

These capabilities enable you to establish and maintain compliance with important regulations like GDPR. And, with Cord3’s ability to Stop Privileged Credential Abuse, you can be confident that malicious insiders or hackers with privileged credentials will not be able to access any data protected by Cord3.

Do you feel highly confident today about how your organization handles privileged credential abuse? If the answer is no, you cannot feel confident about compliance and data governance.

Talk to us. Our approach is different. It’s consistent.

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