Sensitive Data Manager 9.0 provides unique data discovery and automated data classification solution for higher education
NEW YORK, April 19, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Identity Finder LLC, (www.IdentityFinder.com) an innovator in sensitive data management today announced the University of South Carolina, noted by U.S. News & World Report as one of the Most Promising and Innovative Schools, has become their 500th customer in the higher education market.
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"The higher education arena posts special challenges for the management of sensitive data," said Garrett Bekker, Sr. Analyst Researcher of 451. "Universities and colleges hold a lot of sensitive data on young people just starting out in their careers, it is critical for them to safeguard this information."
Sensitive Data Manager 9.0 provides higher education with the ability to understand their risk exposure and locate and classify personal identifiable information (PII) and payment card industry (PCI) data.
About Identity Finder
Identity Finder, headquartered in New York City, is the leading provider of enterprise data management software to help businesses reduce their sensitive data footprint and proactively minimize the risks, costs and reputational damage of cyberattacks. Sensitive Data Manager helps organizations avoid costly data breaches by discovering, classifying, monitoring and protecting personal information, medical records, credit card numbers, as well as now intellectual property stored across the enterprise, within email, and in the cloud. Identity Finder specializes in the high-precision search of unstructured data using its AnyFind® engine's unparalleled accuracy when analyzing human-generated text and images. Identity Finder has thousands of customers among leading firms in the healthcare, public sector, retail, education, financial services, energy, industrial, and entertainment markets.
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