Voltage Datasheets
Voltage SecureData Web
End-to-end encryption for payment data at the web browser to lower risks and cut compliance costs
Voltage SecureData
Solutions for protecting data in databases and applications
Voltage SecureMail
Secure business communication via email or mobile messaging with end-to-end content level encryption
Voltage Security Network (VSN)
Email encryption delivered as a hosted service from Voltage Security
Voltage SecureFile
Protect files and documents, regardless of where they go or how they get there.
Voltage SecureMail Archive Connector
Provides seamless integration between secure encrypted email and Symantec Enterprise Vault ensuring that eDiscovery and message retention is preserved even with full end-to-end encryption.
Voltage SecureMail Statement Generator Service
Delivers secure electronic statements directly to the recipients’ inbox ensuring a usable, secure, and low cost statement delivery service.
On Demand Webcasts
What's New in Crypto for z/OS
Sponsored by: IBM Systems Magazine
Speakers: Ted Alexander, Sr. Consultant, The Praxium Group Inc., Rich Skinner, Enterprise Risk, Security Executive Advisor, CISSP, IBM
and Philip H. Smith III, Mainframe Architect, Voltage Security
Mainframes remain the core of business-critical operations in most of the world's largest and most successful enterprises, including those in banking, insurance, healthcare, and retail. But as IT management will attest, there can be issues with complexity when it comes to securing critical information
on the mainframes running on z/OS.
Protect Sensitive Data in Development and Test Environments
Sponsored by: Insurance & Technology
Guest Speakers: Steve Kozman, SVP & Chief IT Risk Officer, SunAmerica Financial and John Reno, Director of Product Management, Voltage Security
Hear Steve Kozman, SVP & Chief IT Risk Officer, SunAmerica Financial Group share his experience and lessons learned while implementing data protection across seven business divisions at SunAmerica. He talks about the challenges he and his team faced and what steps were taken to achieve the goal of data protection for non-production data. You'll also learn about strategies for leveraging a data security platform across all data protection needs in your organization with a data-centric approach instead of a flawed infrastructure-centric focus.
How Top Wall Street Companies Protect Their Email Communications
Sponsored by: FS-ISAC
Guest Speakers: Richard Eisenberg, Sr. Director-Financial Services, Voltage Security and Mark Schweighardt, Director of Product Management, Voltage Security
The financial services industry, as much as any other, is dependent on real-time communications—millions of e-mails are sent throughout the world, every day, both internally, and between customers and partners. However, with increasingly advanced attacks on data, this is a top-shelf concern for information security teams in this field. Securing sensitive, private or personal communications—regulated or otherwise —is a top priority, and this seminar offers a unique perspective on how some companies meet the challenge.
Protect PHI and Streamline Patient Communications – Simultaneously
Sponsored by: Healthcare IT News
Guest Speakers: James Koenig, PwC Leader, Security Leader, Health Information Technology Practice and John Reno, Director of Product Management, Voltage Security
Healthcare organizations must address the issue of securing sensitive and confidential patient health information (PHI) in all forms, including email communications or delivered via healthcare portals and information exchanges. The ubiquitous dependence on mobile devices to access all data, including PHI, makes the issue of data security even more critical. This seminar explores the issues surrounding the goal of streamlining while securing patient health information.
It's not about Big Data, but Big Data Security
Understanding the difference between IT Security and Data Security
Sponsored by: TDWI – The Data Warehousing Institute
Guest Speakers: David Loshin, President, Knowledge Integrity and Wasim Ahmad, Vice President Marketing, Voltage Security
In the past several years there's been a significant increase in the number of laws and regulations pertaining to securing sensitive information. Companies spend continually on IT security and yet - as we've seen recently with many high profile data breaches spanning across all industries – there's something missing in ensuring that company and customer data is truly secure. Relying solely on IT security measures just isn't meeting today's needs for protecting information.
Processing and Protecting Sensitive Insurance Data
The difference between IT Security and Data Security
Sponsored by: Insurance & Technology
Guest Speaker: Wasim Ahmad, Vice President Marketing, Voltage Security
The pressure to protect data in all forms and from a myriad of sources can bring IT and business leaders to a breaking point. In this webcast we'll discuss the benefits achieved and lessons learned by a large insurance firm that rolled out an extensive data protection program for over 1.6 million customers. Their goal was to quickly deploy a single, comprehensive end-to-end data protection solution across multiple business lines with disparate legacy systems, applications and data sources.
The Patriot Act and Protecting Data in the Cloud
Sponsored by: BankInfoSecurity.com
Guest Speakers: Wasim Ahmad, Vice President Marketing, Voltage Security and Tom Field, Editorial Director, ISMG-BankInfoSecurity
As banking and financial institutions seek to benefit from tremendous cost savings possible with cloud infrastructure and services – two key factors must be considered – the Patriot Act which has strict stipulations regarding access to data and where it is stored and the protection of data even from third party service providers. This seminar will explore both these issues and by using some common examples such as BPOS, propose a framework for addressing both without impacting operational costs or adding large amounts of excess infrastructure.
Security & Privacy Considerations for Migrating to Microsoft BPOS
With more and more businesses moving to the cloud, attention must be placed on security, privacy and meeting regulatory obligations for systems outside the enterprise. Microsoft's BPOS/Office 365 cloud offering provides Enterprises with the opportunity to transform IT infrastructure into cloud services covering Microsoft Exchange and other common Microsoft infrastructure services and get tremendous ROI.
Avoiding Data Breach Catastrophe - Beyond 2 Factor Authentication
Sponsored by: FS-ISAC
Guest Speaker: Mark Bower, Voltage Security, VP Product Management
Recent data breaches at public and private corporations have shown that reliance on perimeter level security is not sufficient – once hackers find a way in they are able to collect data unimpeded. A breach at a notable security company has resulted in potential risks to customers using two-factor authentication however data protection that relies on secrecy or obscurity may not be a good approach. This session will examine potential risks and suggest strategies for pro-actively protecting data in all its forms inside the enterprise.
Data Security Simplified: Reducing Risk, Costs and PCI Scope with E3™ End-to-End Encryption
Sponsored by: FS-ISAC
Guest Speakers: Sarah McCrary, Director Product Delivery, Heartland Payment Systems and
Kurt Hagerman, Director IT Audit and Compliance, Coalfire
Business owners know safeguarding payment card data and complying with PCI standards are crucial for their businesses. Yet, the complexities can be financially and operationally taxing for merchants of all sizes. Listen to security experts from Coalfire Systems and Heartland Payment Systems in this webinar as they explore how E3™ end-to-end encryption can actually simplify data security.
Managing 3rd Party Data Privacy - Protecting Your Own and Your
Partners Information
Sponsored by: FS-ISAC
Guest Speaker: Timothy Masey, Infrastructure Security Consultant, AAA The Auto Club
The pressure to protect data in all forms and from a myriad of sources can bring IT and business leaders to a breaking point. Information security expert, Timothy Masey, Infrastructure Security Consultant, AAA The Auto Club, will detail his organization's successful experience rolling out their extensive data protection program. Tim will cover how AAA used a comprehensive end-to-end approach to address protection of data across multiple business lines, applications and data sources. Essential to the project was protecting data for over 1.6 million customers supported by AAA's Insurance business. Along the way he will point out the benefits achieved and lessons learned.
Avoid Complexity, Disruption, and Hidden Costs When Complying
with HITECH and
MA Data Protection Laws
Guest Speakers: Stephen Wu, Partner, Cooke Kobrick & Wu LLP and Brad Blake, CTO of Boston Medical Center
Regulations have real 'teeth' now and on top of that reducing overall risk and complying with a multitude of regulations is becoming more complex, confusing and costly. This webcast will examine the hidden costs and complexities you may not be aware of when complying with both the HITECH and MA Data Protection laws. First, Stephen Wu, Partner - Cooke Kobrick & Wu LLP will share his domain expertise on the intricacies of navigating the legal aspects of implementing these laws together. Then, leading security practitioner -
Brad Blake, CTO of Boston Medical Center will give you his personal insights on how to avoid the pitfalls of winding up with clunky data protection technologies that bring hidden IT and operations costs, unnecessary user disruption, risks of data breach, and serious business impact.
The Reality of Cyberattacks
Sponsored by: GovInfoSecurity, SINET, Thales and Voltage Security
Organizations are increasingly turning to end-to-end encryption and tokenization coupled with hardened cryptographic operations to ensure that no matter where data goes it is always protected. This seminar will examine these concepts in detail and, using the nation's payment system as an example, illustrate how data can be protected in spite of the increases in cyberattacks.
Reducing PCI Audit Costs and Protecting Sensitive Data
Sponsored by: Thales Group, FS-ISAC and Voltage Security
Reducing the costs associated with PCI Audits is on everyone's mind and by reducing audit scope, audits are easier, faster, and less expensive. Data encryption combined with robust key management is a PCI Security Council recognized method to reduce scope for PCI compliance. In a recent survey, PricewaterhouseCoopers found that end-to-end encryption and tokenization are among the most promising methods that merchants, service providers and QSAs believe can reduce scope cost-effectively.
Protecting Cardholder Data — End-to-End Encryption and Tokenization
Sponsored by: Electronic Transactions Association, Fifth Third Processing Solutions, Mercator Advisory Group and
Voltage Security
As a result of both the recent PricewaterhouseCoopers survey and numerous analyst reports on approaches for achieving PCI compliance, attention is now focused on two technology solutions that help merchants reduce PCI audit scope, secure consumer credit card data, and reduce the high costs typically associated with PCI compliance. Listen to this to hear how these new approaches to securing customer data can help reduce costs and risks for merchants.
End-to-End Data Protection for Test, Development and Outsourced Systems
Presented by Steve Ross, Senior Product Manager, Voltage Security
When it comes to data protection, most of us immediately think of customer-facing applications and production databases. Consequently, that's where most organizations focus their attention. But what about the data used in non-production environments for application development, testing, quality assurance and training? Listen to this webinar to learn more about solutions for protecting non-production data.
Transparently Encrypting Data in z/OS and Open Systems
Presented by Gregory P. Boyd, System z Crypto and eBusiness Security, Advanced Technical Support, IBM;
Ted Alexander, Cofounder, The Praxium Group; John Weald, VP Engineering, Voltage Security
and
Mark Bower, VP Product Management, Voltage Security
In a world of ever increasing, large scale data breaches the mainframe z/OS environment is not immune. But securing credit card, social security and other types of sensitive numbers or data has been huge challenge, especially in large mixed environments that include both mainframe z/OS and open systems. It can be costly, time consuming and disruptive to business operations. In this webcast you'll hear from well-known subject matter experts about the threats and challenges occurring in the mainframe z/OS data security world today and likely future scenarios you should be aware of. You'll learn how to achieve data privacy compliance quickly and easily through AES Format Preserving Encryption natively in z/OS and open systems - even going well beyond basic compliance requirements.
Understanding Tokenization and End-to-End Encryption
Presented by Terence Spies, CTO, Voltage Security and special guest expert,
Branden R. Williams, Director, PCI Practice - Global Security Consulting, VeriSign
You may have heard about the rising number of data breaches occurring in the industry. The disturbing fact is that 99% of current security solutions would not have prevented breaches at leading brand name companies. Why? Because current approaches to protecting sensitive data within your organization are difficult and expensive to implement and do not protect data end-to-end. Learn more about the two techniques have emerged that may help protect sensitive information such as credit card numbers, Primary Account Numbers (PANs) and government tax identification numbers.
Ensuring Your Next Board Meeting is Not About Data Breaches
Presented by Mark Bower, VP Product Management, Voltage Security and
Bryta Schultz, VP Product Marketing, Thales Information Systems Security
As recent data breaches have proven, meeting compliance objectives - or even passing audits - do not necessarily protect the enterprise from breach. A recent survey conducted by Verizon Business reveals that a staggering 81 percent of affected organizations subject to the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) had been found non-compliant prior to being breached. Further, the report goes on to disclose that despite widespread concern over desktops, mobile devices, portable media and the like, 99 percent of all breached records were attributable to compromised servers and applications. A new approach is needed; otherwise your next board meeting will be about data breaches.
Integrating Encryption with Archiving and eDiscovery
Presented by Sudeep Venkatesh, Information Security Systems, Voltage Security and
Sean Regan, Sr. Product Marketing Manager - Enterprise Vault, Symantec
Archiving, eDiscovery and encryption all create competing requirements on organizations. Many companies must encrypt sensitive email information, yet at the same time archive those emails and be ready for eDiscovery processes in the future. Traditional encryption approaches make it very difficult to accomplish all 3 goals. New approaches from Symantec and Voltage Security result in tightly integrated archiving and the ability to encrypt emails and still be able to use your eDiscovery tools when needed. This webcast will explain the challenges of end-to-end encryption with archiving/eDiscovery and how companies have met this challenge to deploy email encryption that is fully integrated with eDiscovery, archiving or forensics processes.
Data Protection Risks and How to Avoid Them
Presented by Trent Henry, Principal Analyst, Security and Risk Management Strategies, Burton Group and
Dr. Howard Robkoff, Chief Security Architect, with leading technology integrator MphasiS (an EDS Company)
Listen as Voltage Security, Burton Group and MphasiS (an EDS company) discuss
the top five risks of protecting customer data and what to do about them. Are
you concerned by the Heartland Payment Systems data breach? Learn about the challenges
organizations are facing today in protecting data and how they are attempting
to secure sensitive data across their extended business networks. Hear about
how organizations in the insurance, financial services and retail sector have
turned to an innovative form of end-to-end encryption that enables them to rapidly
and at low cost protect credit card numbers as well as social security numbers
within their databases and applications.
Achieving Painless PII Data Protection Across the Enterprise
Presented by Mark Bower, Director of Information Protection Solutions, Voltage Security
Even in these challenging economic times protecting personally identifiable information (PII) is a must - whether to reduce risks associated with outsourcing, compliance with payment card industry standards (PCI) or to protect sensitive customer and employee data. Mark Bower of Voltage Security tells you how your company can achieve 'set and forget' protection across your enterprise especially in the face of shrinking IT budgets. In this webinar you'll hear case study details on accomplishing comprehensive protection of PII in just weeks, regardless of existing platforms, with full end-to-end protection of all your enterprise data at the absolute lowest cost.
