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We all know departing employees are a concentrated risk. Security risks: Employees who repeatedly break security protocols, such as clicking on phishing links, or fail security awareness training.

Most IP exists as living, moving, evolving files - that's why it's such a challengeOne big problem with protecting IP is that these are the files your employees are working on every day. Detecting all file activityUnlike conventional data security tools, like DLP, Incydr monitors all file movement - regardless of what is considered acceptable by security policy.

You don't need fancy technology to figure out who these risky users are - they tell you! The problem is that most employees take data before they give notice - and conventional data security tools don't give you the historical breadth and depth you need to detect and respond before they walk out the door. According to Code42's Data Exposure Report, 63% of employees say they brought data with them from their previous employer to their current employer.

A recent study by OpenVPN shows 90% of IT and Security pros believe that remote workers are not secure - and 70% say remote workers are a bigger data security risk than onsite ones. Remote work setups often introduce data security risks because of less secure home networks and personal devices.

The SaaS solution is built to mitigate exposure from data exfiltration and directly addresses the gaps in security solutions for insider threats, the cause of 66% of breaches. "The pandemic and its impact on workforce collaboration is a catalyst for security teams to rethink how they address data protection without compromising collaboration. Incydr prioritizes risks to data and provides fast and easy event investigation and response capabilities, while paving a new path for companies to protect their trade secrets."

New high-fidelity risk indicators filter out non-threatening activities to flag and prioritize high-risk file events that represent real threats and require security investigation. The risk indicators zero in on mismatched files types and extensions, unsanctioned file activity as well as suspicious off-hours and remote workforce activities.

Code42, the leader in insider threat detection, investigation and response, is now integrated with Palo Alto Networks Cortex XSOAR, the industry's first extended security, orchestration, automation and response platform with native threat intel management that empowers security leaders with instant capabilities against threats across their entire enterprise. The integration delivers accelerated insider threat incident response and automated remediation with data risk intelligence and context about potential file exfiltration - happening across endpoints, email, cloud, and SaaS applications - on or off the corporate network.

Code42, the leader in insider threat detection, investigation and response, announced it has advanced its cloud data security solution with the second in a series of new capabilities designed to help companies defend against the rising tide of insider threats. The newest enhancements equip security teams to closely monitor, detect and investigate data threats caused by high-risk employees.

Code42, the leader in insider threat detection and response, announced the appointment of Kathy Crusco to its board of directors. An enterprise software veteran, she currently serves on the board of directors at QAD, Poly, and Calix, and most recently served as chief financial officer at Kony, a cloud-based digital banking application and low-code platform solutions company.

Code42, the leader in insider risk detection and response, announced it has advanced its data security solution with the first in a series of new capabilities designed to help companies defend...