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DATA SECURITY MANAGEMENT

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What Is Data & App Security Management and Why Is It Important?

Data security management is how your business protects data against unauthorized access and threats, ensuring its integrity and confidentiality. Similarly, app security management is how you safeguard software applications from vulnerabilities and threats, maintaining their functionality and data security across multiple third-party channels.

Our Data & App Security solution provides both types of protection, securing your information and your software together.

Business Implications
  • Strengthen protection against attacks from bad actors.
  • Reduce costs of potential data breaches.
  • Ensure better regulatory compliance preparation.
  • Spread confidence in your data handling & security.

HOW WE HELP YOU

Data Security Management Essentials

To fully protect your sensitive digital assets, you need a cybersecurity solution that guards information at all the originating and intersecting points of your IT infrastructure. Our data and app security management solution specifically wields the capabilities of our CoreArmor product to protect your data and software integrity.

CoreArmor

The CoreArmor platform provides optimal protection for your data and application security by combining full-scale services, technology, and user-friendly interfaces.

We help you regulate data access utilizing best-in-class endpoint security and management tools, and perform regular security audits to ensure control efficacy.

We catalog your assets and provide a framework for managing your data accessibility, integrity, and security. We help you establish and update your data governance policies and standards.

Our platform secures your data for quick system and data restoration. To support business continuity, we measure disrupted processes and address vulnerabilities.

We use industry-leading resources to assess, improve, and monitor your data and application security posture. Continuous evaluation ensures support for maintaining critical regulatory compliance.

Our services integrate seamlessly with solutions from our key technology partners, including:

  • Microsoft Azure – Support for Azure public cloud deployments, including migration and management services.
  • USM Anywhere from AT&T Cybersecurity – Powers advanced SIEM and vulnerability assessments.
  • Sentinel One (XDR) – For vigilant monitoring and rapid response.
  • Veeam – Managed backup and disaster recovery solution, ensuring secure, cloud-based data backup and rapid restoration.

CoreArmor

The CoreArmor platform provides optimal protection for your data and application security by combining full-scale services, technology, and user-friendly interfaces.

Seeing Data Security Management from Your Customers’ Perspective

Your customers know the value of their data and trust you to protect it accordingly. Metrics like these can help put data security management into context.

85%*

Percentage of consumers who say knowing a company’s data privacy policies is important prior to making a purchase.

65%*

Percentage of B2B purchasers who will only purchase or use digital services after ensuring the company has a reputation for protecting customer data.

52%*

Percentage of B2B purchasers who have stopped doing business with a company who is not protective of customer data.

1.6X*

How much more likely companies that prioritize digital trust are than the global average to see revenue and EBIT growth rates of at least 10 percent.

*McKinsey & Company, “Why digital trust truly matters,” September 12, 2022 | Survey

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What Our Customers Say

“Coretelligent has exceeded all of my team’s expectations since partnering with them. Their team’s ability to move quickly, adapt to changes, and provide top-tier service is impressive and should be considered the standard in the IT and cybersecurity space. We’re truly grateful to be working with them and look forward to growing together.”

“Coretelligent’s onsite engineers are extremely knowledgeable and always go the extra mile. We have been fortunate to work with a great team at Coretelligent over the last few years. They have been terrific assets in helping Smile Train work through some trying times. We consider them to be part of the Smile Train team.”

“What has made Coretelligent stand apart is the level of service, the responsiveness, the attentiveness, and willingness to jump in and do whatever it takes to get the job done. There is an attitude that’s different at Coretelligent, that’s different from any other IT we’ve experienced before.”

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FAQs About Data & App Security Management

Need help explaining data & app security management to a colleague or other stakeholder? Start here.

Data security management includes best practice services that help companies protect their digital information – all types of files, documents, videos, and more. Some key activities are:

  • Vulnerability Scans and Testing – Conducting regular assessments to identify and address security weaknesses.
  • Database and Cloud Security – Managing access and safeguarding data stored in databases and cloud environments.
  • Data Masking and Encryption – Hiding sensitive information and encrypting data to protect against exfiltration.
  • Incident Response Planning – Preparing for and managing data incidents (breaches, BEC, ransomware, etc.), including communication strategies.
  • Data Recovery and Backup – Ensuring the ability to restore data in case of loss or corruption.
  • Monitoring and Auditing – Tracking data access and usage and auditing for compliance and early threat detection.
  • Access Control and Authentication – Implementing robust access management, including multi-factor authentication, to restrict access to sensitive data.
  • Data Minimization – Keeping only necessary data.

App security management includes activities that focus on software application security, as opposed to focusing on data security (see above). Some leading app security management practices are:

  • Vulnerability Testing – This includes static and dynamic code testing for identifying security weaknesses.
  • Continuous Monitoring – Ongoing monitoring that detects and addresses security issues.
  • Cloud-Native Security – Specialized security measures for cloud-based applications, including infrastructure as code.
  • Access Control and Authentication – Robust mechanisms to prevent unauthorized application access.
  • Regular Updates and Patching – Keeping software components consistently updated to mitigate vulnerabilities.
  • Data Encryption – Protecting sensitive data with encryption both in transit and at rest.
  • Compliance with Standards – Adhering to security standards such as OWASP, ISO/IEC 27001, and NIST Framework.
  • Developer Training – Ensuring developers are trained in security best practices​​​​​​​​.

An example of data security management is using encryption to prevent hackers from extracting sensitive information from any digital files they access. Additional examples include:

  • Regular Vulnerability Testing – Scanning for and fixing security weaknesses.
  • Robust Database Security – Managing access and protecting data in databases.
  • Data Classification – Categorizing data based on its sensitivity and content, and applying security measures based on the classification.
  • Incident Response Plans – Preparing for and managing data breaches.
  • Data Recovery Strategies – Ensuring data can be restored after loss or corruption.
  • Frequent Software Updates – Patching known vulnerabilities in software.
  • Strong Access Control – Implementing methods like multi-factor authentication.
  • Employee Security Training – Educating staff on data security practices.
  • Adherence to Security Standards – Following standards like ISO/IEC 27001 or NIST.
  • Encryption – Securing data in transit and at rest​​​​​​.

An example of app security management is configuring firewalls with specific protocols for how to handle data from software applications. Other common examples include:   

  • Penetration Testing – Identifying and fixing app vulnerabilities.
  • Cloud Security – Ensuring the security of cloud-native applications through continuous scanning.
  • Adherence to Security Standards – Following guidelines like OWASP for threat management.
  • Secure Development and Production – Protecting both the development and production environments.
  • Careful Use of Third-Party Libraries – To avoid introducing vulnerabilities.
  • Restricting User Privileges – Limiting access within the app to enhance security.
  • Regular Testing and Updates – Continuously updating the app to address new security threats.
  • Secure Communication Protocols – Using HTTPS for encrypted data transmission.
  • Runtime Protection – Implementing RASP for proactive security during app runtime.

These practices collectively contribute to stronger app security management, addressing potential risks and ensuring the safety of the application from development to deployment​​​​​​​​.

The kinds of apps that benefit from app security management cover a range of threats and challenges that stem from unique vulnerabilities. Specifically, apps that require next-level security management include: 

  • Cloud Native Applications – Require specialized security tools due to their complex, microservices architecture.
  • Web Applications – Vulnerable to internet threats, necessitating measures like web application firewalls.
  • Mobile Applications – Exposed to risks on public networks, requiring tailored security solutions.
  • API Security – Essential for protecting sensitive data transmitted via Application Programming Interfaces.
  • Conventional and Cloud-Based Applications – Face different challenges, with cloud apps needing specific attention due to less environmental control and increased network exposure​​​​​​.

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