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Tokenize To Maximize: Securing Data Without Compromise
Tokenize To Maximize: Securing Data Without Compromise

Forbes

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Forbes

Tokenize To Maximize: Securing Data Without Compromise

The tension between data hunger and data hazards may be the defining challenge of the modern enterprise. The volume of data collected and stored by enterprises has exploded in the past few years. This data is valuable, and very often sensitive, so it needs to be managed and secured appropriately. But this is not just about caution. Strong data security helps businesses gain maximum value from that data. It offers the ability to push the envelope of innovation and experimentation. To achieve this sweet spot where risk management doesn't stand in the way of innovation, companies need to implement the right proactive data security techniques. To secure data effectively, businesses must first understand what data they have and where it's located. This involves cataloging and categorizing data across the business and implementing data discovery capabilities. Without creating and maintaining a comprehensive inventory of data assets, organizations cannot effectively safeguard sensitive data through access controls and protection methods. Many data assets also contain sensitive elements—identifying the nature of the data at a granular level enables companies to establish fine controls at the level of individual entries. Next, companies must ensure the right people have access to the right data at the right time. This concept, often known as the principle of least privilege, is foundational for ensuring strong data governance and minimizing risk. Role-based access control (RBAC) is a common technical approach to this idea, where permissions are tied to job functions, or project team membership, rather than individuals. Other methods like attribute-based access control (ABAC) are also increasingly adopted by enterprises. These approaches simplify access management, ensure employees only have access to the data they need to do their jobs and reduce the risk of data misuse or accidental exposure. Responsible businesses have multiple options when it comes to making sensitive data safe to use for analytics, building applications or training AI models. They are very unlikely to use unprotected, plain-text data, containing all of the information the company possesses. This would be a data hazard, risking the safety of that information. Once sensitive data is detected, companies must apply the right protection technique, which is dependent on the use case, data governance policies and overall security posture of the organization. There are a variety of techniques that companies can apply based on these dependencies. Some of the most common approaches include: In today's business environment—where speed, scale and trust are imperative—tokenization offers a sustainable way forward for data-driven innovation. It empowers businesses to unlock the full value of their data, powering use cases like data analytics, ML model training, agentic AI and third-party data sharing, among others. Having seen the value of tokenization first hand, Capital One has invested in tokenization as a method to secure its most sensitive data. Today, the business runs more than a hundred billion tokenization operations a month across hundreds of applications and launched a tokenization solution, Capital One Databolt, to help businesses tokenize their own sensitive data without compromising performance. Data security cannot be treated as an afterthought—especially as AI becomes foundational to how businesses operate. CIOs, CISOs, CDOs and their teams are at the center of this shift, tasked with managing high volumes of data that need to be well managed and used in real time. The solution is not to slow down innovation in the name of security—but to implement data strategies that harness the right techniques and systems where the two reinforce each other.

CellGate Launches CellGate Academy--An Online Learning Platform for Security Access Professionals
CellGate Launches CellGate Academy--An Online Learning Platform for Security Access Professionals

Associated Press

time19-05-2025

  • Business
  • Associated Press

CellGate Launches CellGate Academy--An Online Learning Platform for Security Access Professionals

The New Training Resource Empowers Installers, Dealers, and Property Managers to Master CellGate Solutions. CARROLLTON, Texas, May 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- CellGate, a leader in wireless access control, announces the launch of CellGate Academy, a new online learning platform designed to educate and train security access professionals across the security and access control industry. This interactive training resource provides free, on-demand access to a wide range of courses tailored to CellGate's product ecosystem, enabling professionals to grow their expertise while earning valuable continuing education credits. CellGate Academy Includes: 'Training has always been a cornerstone of successful product deployment,' said Christian Morrow, Director of Marketing. 'With CellGate Academy, we're giving our partners a new, powerful way to elevate their teams, stay current with our latest innovations, and ultimately deliver more value to their customers.' CellGate Academy's courses will cover the full range of CellGate solutions, including the Company's existing Watchman® and OmniPoint® product lines, and highly anticipated new CellGate products – like Entría™ and CG Readers & Credentials. The latter two product lines are expected to launch later this summer; thus CellGate Academy's courses ensure learners are prepared to work with any solution in the CellGate ecosystem. The courses are designed for both first-time installers and seasoned integrators, and are appealing to both groups because courses can be taken at any time, whenever personal schedules permit. Key Benefits of CellGate Academy Include: CellGate Academy courses are available now at and can also be accessed via the CellGate website's Dealer Resources section. To learn more, an intro video is available on the Academy's landing page; questions may be directed to [email protected]. CellGate has been providing access control and security monitoring products utilizing cellular and internet network technology since 2006. They are the only technology company with a complete suite of cellular-based security products—encompassing integrated streaming video, access control, and camera solutions. With their Watchman, OmniPoint, Entria, and CG Readers product lines, CellGate provides a Total Property Security Access solution for virtually any property. All CellGate products are administered via TrueCloud Connect™ on Microsoft Azure's cloud service, with end user functionality accessible through the intuitive CellGate app. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE CellGate

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