#CustomerSpeak: Data Security in the Semiconductor Industry
The semiconductor industry is vital to leaders across sectors of the global economy.
The semiconductor industry is vital to leaders across sectors of the global economy.
The semiconductor industry is one of the most highly regulated industries in the world.
Data – seems like a small four-letter word, but it has grown exponentially in value. Studies have shown that, by 2025, humanity’s collective data will reach 175 zettabytes.
Now withdrawn by the central government, the Personal Data Protection (PDP) Bill was an upcoming law aimed at bringing about a complete change to India’s current data protection regime, which the IT Act of 2000 governs today.
When it comes to data security, the industry faces some unique challenges due to the sharing of sensitive intellectual property across a sprawling supply chain and the ever-present threat of a data breach.
The demand for internet access across Africa has grown exponentially in the past few years because of the pandemic.
Adding a watermark to your digital assets is one of the most popular ways to protect sensitive data. You must collaborate with external vendors and share your digital assets for many essential business processes.
What is at stake if the employees’ emails are compromised?
Rolling out new security initiatives is never easy. After going through the painstaking process of evaluating and procuring a product that meets your data-centric security needs, you need to buckle up for more challenges.
The inherent nature of security products is intrusion and friction – they impair specific effortless, usable workflows that end users are most comfortable with.
The semiconductor industry is vital to leaders across sectors of the global economy.
The semiconductor industry is one of the most highly regulated industries in the world.
Data – seems like a small four-letter word, but it has grown exponentially in value. Studies have shown that, by 2025, humanity’s collective data will reach 175 zettabytes.
Now withdrawn by the central government, the Personal Data Protection (PDP) Bill was an upcoming law aimed at bringing about a complete change to India’s current data protection regime, which the IT Act of 2000 governs today.
When it comes to data security, the industry faces some unique challenges due to the sharing of sensitive intellectual property across a sprawling supply chain and the ever-present threat of a data breach.
The demand for internet access across Africa has grown exponentially in the past few years because of the pandemic.
Adding a watermark to your digital assets is one of the most popular ways to protect sensitive data. You must collaborate with external vendors and share your digital assets for many essential business processes.
What is at stake if the employees’ emails are compromised?
Rolling out new security initiatives is never easy. After going through the painstaking process of evaluating and procuring a product that meets your data-centric security needs, you need to buckle up for more challenges.
The inherent nature of security products is intrusion and friction – they impair specific effortless, usable workflows that end users are most comfortable with.