Learn how software engineering, IT, and security teams are addressing the need for greater data access, while delivering data privacy that meets or exceeds security and compliance requirements in the Dark Reading's State of Application Data Privacy and Security 2022 survey report.

You have sensitive customer data that hackers would love to get a hold of. You know you need to secure it. But how?

Customer data represents both a major opportunity and a major responsibility. If you collect and store customer data, you have a number of challenges to consider, including compliance, data security, residency and governance, secure analytics and data sharing, and encryption/tokenization/de-identification.

Learn more about how you can tackle these challenges with a data vault.

Getting products to market as fast as possible is essential to your company's survival, but taking shortcuts can be very costly. Whatever stage your organization is in, it's never too late to improve your focus on data privacy and security.

As you search for the best way to balance both speed and security, here are the five cardinal sins of data privacy that companies all too often commit — and how to avoid them.

Sensitive data often finds its way into analytical data pipelines where it is rarely needed, adding security and compliance risk. However, blindly purging such data risks breaking use cases.

Download this whitepaper to learn:
• How a data privacy vault and tokenization can help vastly reduce security and compliance concerns.
• How to implement this within your architecture.
• How to achieve zero-touch workflow execution, where you can execute workflows on sensitive data without your systems touching it.