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Clear text PII presents lots of risks. If the technology exists to support its obfuscation at all stages of its lifecycle, especially while in-use, zero clear text should become an item of basic security hygiene across enterprises.
But Top 10 lists can be fun and informative. So why not compile one in support of zero clear text PII.
(Data sources are mentioned and compiled from articles that are publicly available. Several of these were included in Varonis’s list of cybersecurity facts that is publicly available):
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You could simply protect the whole thing. By default. All the time. The data itself would be “secure by default”. Interested in learning more about
10 Data points in support of Zero Clear Text PII Clear text PII presents lots of risks. If the technology exists to support its obfuscation
Black Swan In Data Security A few years ago, I read the book Black Swan by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. The primary thesis is that we