Breach notification is expensive. You can avoid the cost.

Full disk encryption and persistent file encryption can save your company’s profits and reputation

• Avoid public notification of data breaches
• Reduce the financial liability of losing data on laptops
• Protect your company’s reputation

Rectifying the effects of a data breach can cost up to $325 per record. One spreadsheet on a lost laptop can cost your company both millions of dollars in legal expenses, lost business and its good reputation. In addition, state laws such as Massachusetts are becoming more stringent about protecting personal information. Since state laws exempt companies from breach notification when compromised data is encrypted, strong encryption technology can save you from having to notify customers when a laptop is lost or records are compromised. It can keep those dollars in your pocket and your reputation intact.

BitArmor is so confident it can protect your data and prevent a breach, it is the first and only data security vendor to provide a No-Breach Guarantee^TM to its customers.  

You can protect data everywhere in your enterprise with BitArmor DataControl, especially in the most vulnerable areas using full disk encryption, file encryption, USB encryption and protection for email attachments. With one product, data remains encrypted inside and outside your enterprise — on vulnerable laptops, removable media such as USB or Firewire devices, email attachments, office PCs, network file shares, backup tapes, and even the networks that connect them. Wherever data might leak, it will remain encrypted. And you can protect your company from going public with data breaches.

Protect data outside of your enterprise on laptops, USB drives and email attachments

Data that leaves your enterprise is most susceptible to being lost or stolen. BitArmor lets you encrypt data on the most vulnerable locations — like laptop computers, USB drives and email attachments — for protection against costly breach notification requirements. With one product, data remains encrypted both inside and outside of your enterprise. And you can protect your company from going public with data breaches. 

Read more on how BitArmor can reduce breach notification risks.