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Enterprise Solutions

DataVantage Global®

Mainframe Solutions

DataVantage® for DB2
DataVantage® for IMS
DataVantage® for VSAM

Who's Looking at Your Data?

Anyone with an eye for information. Financial and legal risks accumulate any time confidential data is shared among internal departments or with external contractors. Data containing personally identifiable information can be misused, stolen, or simply distributed beyond a need-to-know-audience with disastrous results. DataVantage Global® offers a new vision towards solving complex Data Privacy challenges. As a single, scalable, multi-tier enterprise solution, DataVantage Global® obfuscates confidential data to meet regulatory standards while maintaining data integrity for use in applications.

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Client Success Story

Administaff Services, Inc., Protects Critical Data with DataVantage Global® ... Read More

Company News

DataVantage Global® Receives Safety Act Designation ... Read More

Other News

A Chronology of Data Breaches — Privacy Rights Clearinghouse: Data breaches in the U.S.: Almost 355 million data records of U.S. residents have been exposed due to security breaches from January 2005 through June 2010. ... Read More

Businessweek (6/11/2010) — The Data Privacy Threat. Few organizations are equipped to deal effectively with new threats, rules and regulations. Here's what the Corporate Executive Board suggests they should do about it. ... Read More

Events

Direct Computer Resources to sponsor the 2nd Annual Security Innovation Emerging Technology (SINET) Showcase 2011, National Press Club, Washington, D.C. | October 25 & 26, 2011 ... Register Here

Direct Computer Resources to participate in the IBM Information on Demand Technical Conference, Las Vegas, Nev. | October 23–27, 2011 ... Register Here

Data Privacy Facts

Confidential records compromised from January 2005–June 2008 = more than 230 million