The South African Non-profit Organization* is working with community driven early childhood development services based in underprivileged surroundings. Its mission is to catalyze investment to give children a fair start in life. As part of its work, the Organization handles sensitive personal data and operational activities information. With the growing threat of critical data breaches, it has recognized the need to strengthen its cybersecurity posture with a mature Data Loss Prevention suite.

As the business volume grows, the sensitivity of digital data within organization increased, making the need for robust insider threat protection, data security and compliance with industry regulations become paramount. Read our case study to know, how to mitigate data loss risks and ensure secure handling of sensitive information.

With thousands of students, alumni, administrative employees, and others involved, operating without a comprehensive solution is a risk a reputable organization is not ready to take. Read our case study to know, how Zecurion Next Generation DLP can help.

Hospitality organizations lose an average of USD 55,000 per case due to internal fraud. High stakes lead to high risks, which could not be overlooked by a Turkish subsidiary of multinational hotel chain. Find out how to prevent insider threats in your industry!

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 is the first cross-sectoral law on personal data protection in India and has been enacted after more than half a decade of deliberations. Learn more about its key tenets and recommended next steps to improve organisation’s cybersecurity posture.

Industries, that obtain and store more sensitive data, such as Financial or Healthcare organizations, are perceived to be primarily at risk and fall under heavy fines and reputational damage. But the recent study showed that the main insider threat in every researched industry is corruption, making the risk level independent on data volume. Find out more in our latest post!

The real estate industry is often omitted in conversations about data security, but it is one of the most vulnerable sectors with potentially most devastating consequences for companies and their clients globally. In 2022 the real estate industry suffered the highest median loss of USD 435,000. This number makes real estate an absolute leader in possible damage. Learn more!