Solutions to PROTECT YOU from high risk Data Loss

Protecting CRITICAL DATA from loss is perhaps the most important element of an Information Assurance program.
The pattern of regulation and monetary fines is clear .. lose or mishandle sensitive personal data and you will be fined.

Look at the ICO news feed running on the right; the fines are real, the solutions are affordable.

We find critical data FAST, before it becomes a problem

We SECURE critical data transferred via email

Critical Data Scanning

You cannot protect data if you don't know where it is!

Reducing the burden of compliance means deploying a technology solution which can LOCATE and SECURE critical data fast.

iCompliMail™, Secure email file transfer

Paper mishandling results in non-compliance and fines.

Replace it with use secure, encrypted email

One simple Outlook™ button, no complex IT projects. You can install the Cryptshare Server inside your own secure network, or you can take advantage of the iCompliMail™ virtual hosted service.

Many of the fines you see listed on the ICO News Feed were PREVENTABLE.

Managing the flow of critical data out of your business .. is ACHIEVABLE

Locating your critical data is .. is ACHIEVABLE

Securing your critical data is .. is ACHIEVABLE

We can show you how.

ICO News

Fax blunder leads to £55,000 penalty for Staffordshire trust June 13, 2013
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued a monetary penalty of £55,000 to North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust. The penalty follows a serious breach of the Data Protection Act which resulted in sensitive medical details of three patients being sent to a member of the public. […]
ICO welcomes debate over powers to tackle nuisance calls and texts June 10, 2013
“The ICO would welcome any improvements that make it easier for us to stop consumers receiving unwanted marketing calls and texts... […]
ICO fines Glasgow City Council £150,000 June 7, 2013
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued Glasgow City Council with a monetary penalty of £150,000 following the loss of two unencrypted laptops, one of which contained the personal information of 20,143 people. […]
Adoptive parents’ details mistakenly sent to birth family in council data breach June 5, 2013
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has today served a monetary penalty of £70,000 to Halton Borough Council in Cheshire following a serious breach of the Data Protection Act. […]
Patients details abandoned in Stockport as ICO highlights need for better decommissioning practices June 3, 2013
The ICO has imposed a monetary penalty of £100,000 after the discovery of a large number of patient records at a site formerly owned by Stockport Primary Care Trust. […]
Leisure centre employee prosecuted for unlawfully obtaining health information of over 2,000 people May 23, 2013
A former manager of a health service based at a council-run leisure centre in Southampton has been prosecuted by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) for unlawfully obtaining sensitive medical information relating to over 2,000 people. […]
Report highlights uncertainty on cost of EU data protection reform May 15, 2013
An independent survey commissioned by the Information Commissioner’s Office has found a clear lack of understanding across business around the proposed EU data reforms. […]
ICO helps prompt fraud arrests as reports of pension spam texts triple May 10, 2013
Police have dismantled a suspected organised crime gang believed to be cold-calling and text messaging pension holders across the UK with fraudulent offers that could destroy their retirement plans. […]