Achieving data security as mandated by UIDAI - ERP Spain.com - España y América Latina

The latest India Data Threat Report from an independent survey conducted by 451 Research shows 52% of Indian respondents reported a breach last year. The report highlights escalating cyberattacks, traditional insider threats, privacy requirements, and data residency regulations are driving enterprises to review how they are securing their data in order to reduce the exposure of their organizations data. The largest driver for our Indian customers right now is the protection of 12-digit Unique Identification numbers (UIDs), also called "Aadhaar” numbers, based on unique biometric and demographic data and designed to reduce fraud whilst awarding various benefits. The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has mandated that the private cryptographic keys used to digitally sign and authenticate the UIDs must be stored in a Hardware Security Module (HSM). In addition to HSMs, the UIDAI has also mandated the use of tokenization – replacing sensitive data with a token that can be stored, processed and transmitted securely. Join this live webinar to: • Discover the key findings from the India Data Threat report and see how they compare with the global landscape • Examine the UIDAI mandate and the steps needed to be taken to ensure compliance • Learn what makes Vormetric and nShield HSM the best solutions to keep your data secure