Secure Your Data: Compliance and Protection with Kiteworks

In today’s interconnected business landscape, securely sharing sensitive data and collaborating on content remains a critical challenge for enterprises. Kiteworks addresses this by providing a robust platform that not only encrypts data in transit and at rest but also integrates seamlessly with your existing LDAP/MSAD, MFA, and SSO systems. Our solution ensures compliance with regulations like CMMC, HIPAA, and GDPR while enhancing operational efficiency through comprehensive visibility into file activities and advanced threat protection.

Explore how Kiteworks can transform your enterprise’s approach to secure data sharing and content collaboration, ensuring both safety and strategic advantage in your operations.

Lock Up Your Private Data

Unless sensitive data is protected, you can’t expect it to stay private for long. Kiteworks secures personally identifiable and protected health information (PII/PHI), intellectual property (IP), and other sensitive data so organizations can mitigate the risk of leaks, breaches, and malicious attacks. Set and enforce folder structure, roles, and expiration. Integrate folder access with your LDAP/MSAD, MFA, and SSO. Files are encrypted in transit and at rest and scanned for data loss prevention (DLP), antivirus (AV), and advanced threat protection (ATP) as they move through a hardened virtual appliance with on-premises or private, hybrid, or FedRAMP Authorized cloud deployment options.

Demonstrate Regulatory Compliance With Total Data Visibility

Securing sensitive data includes not only protecting it from external threats, but also knowing where it’s stored, who has access to it, and what’s being done with it. Kiteworks’ secure file sharing helps organizations achieve data governance by providing visibility into all file activity—namely who’s sharing which files with whom, when, and how, which is entirely backed by comprehensive audit logs. Visibility into all file activity allows organizations to detect suspicious activity and take action on anomalies as well as identify outdated and unused folders and files. Finally, demonstrate regulatory compliance with CMMC, HIPAA, GDPR, and many other data privacy regulations.