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ABSTRACT:
There are two key capabilities required for content filtering: high performance and the ability to accurately scan nearly anything. Let's begin with the former. With today's ever-increasing bandwidth requirements, high performance is a must. Anything short of line speed would introduce a noticeable delay to end-users. And it must be scalable. As your network traffic increases, which it surely will (and at a rate even faster than you anticipate), your chosen solution must scale to keep pace with both volume and network bandwidth.
Across all key protocols, a high-performance, intelligent data loss prevention (DLP) solution is a must-have for today's organizations. Decision-makers should look to vendors with deep expertise in content scanning and select a best-of-breed DLP solution. Read this white paper to learn the best practices to DLP.
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Author
Bradley R. Hunter
Director of Technology Solutions
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American Hospital Association Solutions, Inc.
Bradley R. Hunter is Director of Technology Solutions for American Hospital Association Solutions, Inc. In this capacity, he is responsible for the strategic planning, marketing, business development and adoption of technology solutions exclusively endorsed by the American Hospital Association. A graduate of Purdue University and the University of Illinois – Urbana Champaign, he has over 10 years of experience in the health care and information technology field, specializing in administration/management, business development, executing product rollout and marketing campaigns, and customer retention strategies. Bradley is an active member of numerous associations focused on improving the adoption of healthcare information technologies to improve the quality, patient safety, patient experience and financial stability of hospitals.
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