- Published on February 17, 2023
- In AI Features
Future of Data Protection: Automation and Compliance, the Seclore Way
The key differentiators between Seclore's technology and other options for data-centric security and rights management are automation, ease of use, and comprehensive compliance
- By Lokesh Choudhary
With the rampant data breaches and cyber attacks, the need for robust data protection and information rights management solutions has become paramount. Seclore, a leader in data-centric security, offers a suite of solutions to help enterprises protect their sensitive information, comply with privacy regulations, and prevent unauthorised access to their data.
Headquartered in Milpitas, California, the platform has over 2 million users across 420 companies in 22 countries. Analytics India Magazine spoke with Vishal Gupta, the CEO of Seclore, to learn more about the company's key technologies and how they differ from the other solutions in the market.
Seclore's Technology
Seclore's technology suite, as per Gupta, provides a comprehensive data-centric security capability, which
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Lokesh Choudhary
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