DataEndure: Catalyst for Digital Resilience

As ransomware, malware, and other sophisticated cyber-attacks continue to top the headlines, forward-thinking enterprises are moving toward “digital resilience”: the technical approach of prioritizing the protection of their critical assets. In tandem with this, regulatory requirements for safeguarding sensitive data continue to evolve. The scenario becomes analogous to tightrope walking with compliance and security as the two ends. Enter DataEndure, whose mix of solutions and services helps clients bolster their digital resilience against a continually evolving threat landscape. The San Jose– based company ensures that their clients’ data is safe, secure, and available where and when they need it, and that their IT infrastructure is fortified while meeting regulatory requirements.

“DataEndure enables its clients to focus on their core business while we look after their cybersecurity, storage, information management, and datacenter/cloud needs,” states Shahin Pirooz, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), DataEndure. The core competency of DataEndure lies in building a digitally resilient and data-centered approach to protecting critical information assets and making them available in a timely, cost-effective, and compliant way.

DataEndure follows a compliance-based approach to data security. The company leverages its Managed Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) offering to map their clients’ controls to specific regulatory requirements. DataEndure evaluates a customer’s security policies, procedures, and controls, and maps them against regulatory compliance, like PCI, SOX, HIPAA, and other industry-specific regulations. DataEndure’s Managed GRC offering helps identify gaps and prioritize remediation with the goal of reducing risk and enabling business agility through digital resilience.

While explaining DataEndure’s Managed GRC offering, Pirooz states that the company assists clients struggling with all regulatory concerns, including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for which enforcement will begin in mid-2018. The DataEndure team has been working diligently to translate the legalese of GDPR into actionable controls that can be assessed against by any organization that may need to become GDPR compliant.