Fortifying the Digital Core with a Data-Centric Security Framework

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  1. cybersecurity

    How Boeing Adopts Zero Trust Data-Centric Security with NextLabs

    Reading time: 4 mins

    Securing data for organizations with a global workforce is a complex challenge, especially with the dynamic nature of data flows in ERP systems. Traditional static or role-based access controls often lead to excessive permissions, poor user experience, and leave critical data vulnerable. To address these issues, organizations need to adopt a more proactive, dynamic approach…

  2. Fortifying the Digital Core with a Data-Centric Security Framework

    Reading time: 6 mins

    Organizations are harnessing technology like AI and cloud computing to create a ‘digital core’ for real-time insights and operational agility, but must simultaneously implement Zero Trust Data-Centric Security to protect sensitive data and enhance competitiveness.

  3. Share Data Securely Across Your Entire Extended Enterprise

    For success in today’s hyperconnected world, your users and business partners need 24×7 access to any data on any device. Explore in this solution brief how enterprise digital rights management (E-DRM) can empower users to share files of any type from any device without installing any client software, enriching collaboration across your ecosystem. Download NextLabs whitepaper Share…

  4. An Overview of SAP SuccessFactors Interview Scheduling Functionality

    Learn how Interview Scheduling functionality of SuccessFactors Recruiting Management enables recruiters to quickly and easily manage the recruiting process, thereby reducing the time spent scheduling interviews. Key Concept The Interview Scheduling feature of SAP SuccessFactors allows interviewers to enter their availability directly into the system to easily schedule interviews. The candidate self-scheduling functionality allows organizers...…

  5. Transforming Data-Centric Security with NextLabs

    As organizations face complex and evolving cyber threats, many are adopting the Zero Trust security model, which counters the inadequacies of traditional perimeter-based defenses by adopting a default-deny approach that treats all access requests, including internal ones, with suspicion. This paradigm shift strengthens data security through rigorous access controls and continuous monitoring to mitigate data…