Securing Personally Identifiable Information

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Source: RSA, The Security Division of EMC

Date: May 2009

Type: Research/Analyst Report

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Overview: Access to personally identifiable infomation (PII) enables collaboration and makes the business more productive, but it also places PII in constant danger of a data breach. Federal government departments, state offices, and industry organizations have enacted tough legislation to force organizations to safeguard PII, but publicly disclosed data breaches still occur on a daily basis. Are large organizations simply irresponsible or is securing PII a nearly impossible task?

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