Manage Compliance

MEET COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS

Support for Over 30 Different Endpoint Data Mandates

Cigent's endpoint data protection offers real-time monitoring of security posture and enforcement of data compliance policies, with optimized workflows to set, monitor, and document status efficiently to complete audits.

Manage software and hardware encryptions from a single management console
Efficient management of BitLocker management support for key certifications including FIPS 140-2, NIST 800-171, CMMC, GDPR, HIPPA and EO14028
Management of SED with PBA, including Cigent drives, supports CSfC Data at Rest.

See our full list of certifications >

ISSUE

More and More Compliance

There are increasing expectations to meet compliance standards, as endpoint compliance is required across nearly all organizations. Among the most common is CfSC for Full Device Encryption. However, current options, built on 90s architecture, are inefficient and incapable of effectively providing granular control. Additionally, workflows are complex and disjointed. The result is that when you need it most, you may be unable to ensure encryption is enabled. Beyond CfSC, there is a myriad of additional regulations required for various industries and data types. Organizations are challenged to piece together capabilities to meet their compliance mandates.

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1 in 10 chance a laptop will be stolen during its lifetime

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86% of IT practitioners report device thefts lead to data breaches

Unlike traditional methods, Cigent’s patented erase verification proved superior to simple crypto erase, aiming for NSA approval. This unique capability allowed the Navy to repurpose drives confidently, knowing that sensitive data had been securely erased.

- DIGISTOR for US Navy

We couldn’t be more excited about our exclusive partnership with Cigent to equip selected Phison products with the most secure storage solution on the market.

- Sebastien Jean, CTO, Phison

We’re thrilled to be working with Cigent and Carahsoft to provide our Public Sector clients with a top-tier storage solution that boasts Government-accredited security certifications. This partnership along with our new offering is another stepping stone in Seagate’s continued support of our Public Sector clients.

- Mike Moritzkat, Managing Director of Seagate Government Solutions

FAQs

Find answers to common questions and concerns about our products, implementation, and support.

What is data security compliance?

Data security compliance involves adhering to legal, regulatory, and technical standards to protect sensitive information from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification, or destruction. Compliance ensures that an organization meets industry-specific requirements and best practices related to data protection, which can include standards such as GDPR, HIPAA, or PCI DSS.

Why is compliance important for my organization?

Compliance is crucial because it helps protect your organization from data breaches, cyber attacks, and legal penalties. It builds trust with clients and partners by demonstrating a commitment to data protection. Additionally, achieving and maintaining compliance can prevent financial penalties and damage to your organization's reputation caused by non-compliance.

How does Cigent help ensure compliance in data security?

Cigent assists organizations by providing robust data protection solutions that align with compliance requirements. Our tools include data encryption, secure data storage, and advanced threat detection capabilities that adhere to the highest security standards. Cigent also offers compliance consulting services to help organizations understand specific regulatory requirements and implement the necessary security measures.

What steps should my organization take to manage data security compliance?

Managing data security compliance involves several key steps:

Identify Applicable Regulations: Understand which laws and regulations affect your organization.
Conduct a Risk Assessment: Identify and assess risks to your organization’s data.
Implement Security Measures: Develop and implement security policies and procedures that meet compliance standards.
Train Employees: Regularly train employees on data security and compliance practices.
Regular Audits: Conduct regular audits to ensure ongoing compliance and address any gaps in security.

How frequently should we review our compliance policies?

Compliance policies should be reviewed at least annually or whenever there are significant changes to regulatory requirements or your business operations. Additionally, it's advisable to conduct reviews after any major security incident to ensure that your policies are effective and to make necessary adjustments. Staying proactive with regular reviews helps maintain a strong compliance posture and adapts to evolving threats and regulations.

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