Interview: How to protect your data while meeting compliance obligations
SC Media UK editor Tony Morbin interviews Ezat Dayeh, Systems Engineering Manager UK & Ireland at Cohesity, about how to keep data, in all its forms, secure
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Defence
We all have data that needs protecting - whether that’s a bank’s account balances, state or commercial secrets, our customer lists, or our operational data that we don’t want frozen.
First, though, we have to know what we are defending, then prioritise and put our strongest defences around the most critical assets – which we might not even be able to identify if they are held as unstructured data. Then we have to keep track of where it goes when in transit, who accesses it, when and why, and who authorised them?
And the whole operation has to be in compliance with GDPR and any sector-specific regulations that apply – which again can entail searching unstructured data to comply with a ‘right to be forgotten’ request, or using encryption to minimise the likelihood of breach fines.
Register for this session to learn:
- How to identify your most critical data to be protected
- What the best practices are when approaching unstructured data
- How to retain control of the data stored on the cloud, and more...
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Ezat Dayeh
Systems Engineering Manager UK&Irl
Cohesity
Ezat leads Cohesity’s Systems Engineering & Architecture team in the UK & Ireland helping customers and partners realise the game-changing benefits of modern data management - simplifying data protection, DR, copy data management, analytics, file & object storage in a hybrid world. Designing & implementing these solutions to meet & exceed customer expectations is all in a day’s work for Cohesity Systems Engineering and provides the key to managing data growth, avoiding fragmentation of business critical data assets – enabling new business insights among the 80+% data volumes outside of primary storage. Ezat is an industry veteran with 20 years of experience in senior SE roles and has previously lead Architect & Engineering teams in the UK at Dell|EMC. Ezat has helped both commercial, enterprise & public sector customers modernize their data centres across EMEA.