client data protection

Accounting is full of big, busy deadlines, which means the ability to take your work home with you could be a game-changer. But can your personal devices ever be secure enough to manage your clients’ sensitive data? Surprisingly, this informative whitepaper shows that, with the right preparation, using your personal device can actually help you keep your firm more secure. • Why data encryption is often easier to adopt as part of a cloud initiative • What top security threat you are less susceptible to on personal devices • How to manage device updates and passwords for the greatest protection

Finance moves fast, and the ability to work from anywhere on your smartphone or laptop could be a game-changer. But can your personal devices ever be secure enough to manage your clients’ sensitive financial data? Surprisingly, this informative whitepaper shows that, with the right preparation, using your personal device can actually help you keep your organization more secure. • Why data encryption is often easier to adopt as part of a cloud initiative • What top security threat your employees are less susceptible to on personal devices • How to manage device updates and passwords for the greatest protection

Protecting your clients’ sensitive data is not optional. Data security is so important in accounting that suspicion alone leaves many firms to reject modern cloud software as new or unproven. However, the facts tell a different story. Read this revealing e-book for 13 security facts your organization needs to make the best decision for your clients: • How built-in data encryption keeps your data safe • Why more security pros are concerned with user behavior than cloud tools • What your firm should know to utilize the cloud with confidence

Protecting your clients’ sensitive data is not optional. Data security is so important in finance that suspicion alone leaves many firms to reject modern cloud software as new or unproven. However, the facts tell a different story. Read this revealing e-book for 13 security facts your organization needs to make the best decision for your clients: • How built-in data encryption keeps your data safe • Why more security pros are concerned with user behavior than cloud tools • What your firm should know to utilize the cloud with confidence

Protecting PHI is not optional. Data security is so important in healthcare that fear of jeopardizing patient privacy and facing fines leads many providers to reject modern and more efficient cloud software. However, the facts tell a different story. Read this eye-opening e-book to get the facts on how the cloud can help your office provide better, more secure patient care. • How built-in data encryption keeps your PHI, DICOM studies safe • Why more security pros are concerned with user behavior than cloud tools • What your organization should know about the cloud and compliance

Finance moves fast, and the ability to work from anywhere on your smartphone or laptop could be a game-changer. But can your personal devices ever be secure enough to manage your clients’ sensitive financial data? Surprisingly, this informative whitepaper shows that, with the right preparation, using your personal device can actually help you keep your organization more secure. • Why data encryption is often easier to adopt as part of a cloud initiative • What top security threat your employees are less susceptible to on personal devices • How to manage device updates and passwords for the greatest protection

Accounting is full of big, busy deadlines, which means the ability to take your work home with you could be a game-changer. But can your personal devices ever be secure enough to manage your clients’ sensitive data? Surprisingly, this informative whitepaper shows that, with the right preparation, using your personal device can actually help you keep your firm more secure. • Why data encryption is often easier to adopt as part of a cloud initiative • What top security threat you are less susceptible to on personal devices • How to manage device updates and passwords for the greatest protection

Accounting is full of big, busy deadlines, which means the ability to take your work home with you could be a game-changer. But can your personal devices ever be secure enough to manage your clients’ sensitive data? Surprisingly, this informative whitepaper shows that, with the right preparation, using your personal device can actually help you keep your firm more secure. Why data encryption is often easier to adopt as part of a cloud initiative What top security threat you are less susceptible to on personal devices How to manage device updates and passwords for the greatest protection

Finance moves fast, and the ability to work from anywhere on your smartphone or laptop could be a game-changer. But can your personal devices ever be secure enough to manage your clients’ sensitive financial data? Surprisingly, this informative whitepaper shows that, with the right preparation, using your personal device can actually help you keep your organization more secure. Why data encryption is often easier to adopt as part of a cloud initiative What top security threat your employees are less susceptible to on personal devices How to manage device updates and passwords for the greatest protection

Overview Key Challenges Organizations still struggle with communication between data owners and those responsible for administering DLP systems, leading to technology-driven — rather than business-driven — implementations. Many clients who deploy enterprise DLP systems struggle to get out of the initial phases of discovering and monitoring data flows, never realizing the potential benefits of deeper data analytics or applying appropriate data protections. DLP as a technology has a reputation of being a high-maintenance control — incomplete deployments are common, tuning is a never-ending process, lack of organization buy-in is low, and calculations of ROI are complex.

Trust can be viewed as a key factor amongst clients and service providers working together towards preparing for readiness with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). These stringent regulations come into force in May 2018 to ensure that personal data is processed adhering to strict privacy and security requirements.

Some financial professionals store or share terabytes of electronic information, including quarterly reports, billing statements or even sensitive personal data belonging to clients. Read this e-Book to better understand your security risks. You’ll learn: • The common challenges of data security • Steps to solve these challenges • And much more

With Citrix for chartered accountants you can securely connect to clients, files and QuickBooks from any device. We make it easy to streamline your file sharing and secure your firm’s data as well as your clients’. You get seamless access to all of the files you need—and even QuickBooks—from any device, any time. Read this fact sheet to see how Citrix can help you: • Exchange confidential client files and emails with superior encryption and security. • Offer a more professional solution compared to password-protected PDFs. • Improve your customer service with cutting-edge technology at an affordable price.

To keep ahead of the threats, you need to rethink your security and ask whether traditional security technologies are up to today's challenges. This eBook explains how correlating web, email and file reputations within a smart protection network is core to Outthinking the cyber criminals.

Being able to compare the impact of application control and traditional anti-virus solutions could help you improve your server's performance and security.

Today, the common approach to collecting information about computing activity across the enterprise is to use software agents installed on individual clients and servers. However, when this approach is applied to data protection management in the enterprise environment, it has proven both ineffective and inefficient.

Protecting your clients’ sensitive data is not optional. Data security is so important in accounting that suspicion alone leaves many firms to reject modern cloud software as new or unproven. However, the facts tell a different story. Read this revealing e-book for 13 security facts your organization needs to make the best decision for your clients: • How built-in data encryption keeps your data safe • Why more security pros are concerned with user behavior than cloud tools • What your firm should know to utilize the cloud with confidence

Accounting is full of big, busy deadlines, which means the ability to take your work home with you could be a game-changer. But can your personal devices ever be secure enough to manage your clients’ sensitive data? Surprisingly, this informative whitepaper shows that, with the right preparation, using your personal device can actually help you keep your firm more secure. • Why data encryption is often easier to adopt as part of a cloud initiative • What top security threat you are less susceptible to on personal devices • How to manage device updates and passwords for the greatest protection

Finance moves fast, and the ability to work from anywhere on your smartphone or laptop could be a game-changer. But can your personal devices ever be secure enough to manage your clients’ sensitive financial data? Surprisingly, this informative whitepaper shows that, with the right preparation, using your personal device can actually help you keep your organization more secure. • Why data encryption is often easier to adopt as part of a cloud initiative • What top security threat your employees are less susceptible to on personal devices • How to manage device updates and passwords for the greatest protection