Open Raven Launches a Modern Security Platform to Secure Organization’s Data on the Cloud
Data privacy is a serious issue nowadays that can be quite polarizing. While entities online always promise their users to enforce strict measures for protection, they still turn out to have significant vulnerabilities. So as we store more sensitive data online, it’s crucial that we take extra steps to be safe.
This is where Open Raven comes in. It’s described as a modern data security platform that is designed to provide not just control but also visibility to a data protection program. What it does is it makes your data protection more effective by giving organizations control over their data.
Open Raven’s platform delivers real-time data leak monitoring, enabling organizations to address exposures before they turn into security incidents.
The concept addresses a lot of the avenues of vulnerabilities in data privacy. Their main focus is the fact that there are so many people handling sensitive data. As anyone of them can be the point of leakage, they find it crucial to map data stores in the cloud in order to prevent data leaks. In addition to this, they also aim to taper cloud complexities to prevent misconfigurations that tend to result in data breaches.
So the big idea is that by providing organizations a way to have a 360° view of their data security, they can minimize and even prevent the risks of a data leak.
It might seem overwhelming on paper but the way Open Raven works holds a lot of promise. By providing a view of all the assets using a 2D/3D map, vulnerabilities and risks can be identified at a glance. They will also let users explore the services from various angles as they allow filtering different attributes so organizations can have a more thorough look at their system.
With the alarming rate of data breaches people from all parts of the globe are experiencing online nowadays, such a system can help organizations be more responsible with the data entrusted to them by their users.
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