Security Compliance
Act on the Protection of Personal Information (Japan)
The Personal Information Protection Law, effective April 1, 2005, applies to any company with offices in Japan that holds personal data on 5,000 or more individuals. The law states a set of obligations for companies handling personal data, and Japan's Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry (METI) has issued a set of guidelines on how to maintain data security. For example, the Article 20 ("Security Control Measures") states that an entity handling personal information must take necessary and proper measures for the prevention of leakage, loss, or damage, and for other control of security of the personal data.
Insight Technology, Inc (ITI) empowers you with database management solution to address regulatory requirements for the Protection of Personal Information:
PISO
PISO provides a real-time database monitoring and auditing.
PISO monitors the suspicious or unauthorized access to your critical data and notifies alert without time delay with detailed information, such as a full SQL text, the number of rows accessed, etc, with minimum performance overhead.
PISO enables enterprise to levarage the security solution for fortifying internal control.
For example, PISO helps organizations to control the followings:
- Segregation of duties
- Development staff running transactions in the production database
- Many users accessing administrator or super user transactions in the production database
- Terminated employees or partners access etc...