“Structured” – The Heureka Blog

Heureka Software was recently benchmarked against some of the toughest competitors in DLP and insider threat/data classification software categories. When the dust settled, Heureka beat our competitors by easily outperforming all of them on the basis of price and...

Incredibly, the United States still lacks overarching regulations around data privacy. But it is proving to be an issue that could be addressed on a state-by-state basis, with many states already stepping in to try to protect the privacy of individuals. The concept of...

Research and statistics have shown that federal agencies have been and remain incredibly vulnerable to cyberattacks. This isn’t exactly breaking news and in fact, the number of cyber incidents reported by federal agencies grew more than 1,300% between 2006 and 2015,...

Cybersecurity concerns Cybersecurity experts are on high alert. But, as Marketplace Tech asks in a recent report, why isn’t everyone else? There seems to be a genuine disconnect between the cybersecurity experts, IT staff and the general public. Is it that the general...

As organizations continue to handle ever-growing amounts of data, it is important to understand the term dark data and its potential impact on you and your organization.

No organization is 100% safe from data security risks. History has proven that even the most sophisticated companies are getting breached.

Digital data hoarding has become commonplace and a “save everything” mentality ultimately costs companies a huge amount of money for storage and protection while at the same time exposing a wide attack surface for data theft or cyber security breaches.

As the volume of data held by organizations grows exponentially, data security and privacy are an increasingly important issue.

And data privacy doesn’t happen without data visibility.

Managing enterprise risks is critical in an increasingly digital world. Statistics have shown that overall data growth is slightly over sixty percent per year and of that data, eighty percent is considered unstructured.

On average, corporate data grows at 60% per year with 80% of all data determined to be unstructured.

As a follow-up to an earlier Heureka post, the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation held a follow-up meeting late February on the topic of establishing a federal privacy law. Baseline Law Discussion Overall there was much discussion around...

Massachusetts is making their first move toward consumer data privacy with bill S.120 (Formally SD341).

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are beginning to have profound impact on the legal marketplace. A look at today and a road-map for the future.

The Identity Theft Resource Center has just published their 2018 end-of-year breach report. There are some sobering statistics included in the report.