Compliance

When SOX Meets Salesforce Apps: Navigating Compliance from an Auditors Perspective

As organizations increasingly rely on cloud platforms like Salesforce to manage mission-critical, financially relevant data, ensuring Salesforce meets SOX standards is essential.

From Compliance to Innovation: ASU's Data Protection Transformation with Own

Top Risks to Business Continuity & How to Mitigate Them

Taking steps to ensure business continuity means properly identifying and proactively mitigating the top threats that can affect your organization.

Beyond ITSM and CMBD: Why Every ServiceNow® Application Needs a Backup Plan

Growing your ServiceNow application portfolio can also increase your risk of data loss. Discover the importance of regularly backing up all data across your ServiceNow applications and modules, and how Own Recover streamlines this process.

Streamline Salesforce Security to Accelerate Your Next Innovation

Salesforce is powerful and flexible, but that same flexibility can make maintaining proper security a challenge.

Strategic 2025 Planning for CIOs: 5 Key Considerations

Discover five important considerations for CIOs as they plan for the year ahead and how a trusted data protection and management platform can put these initiatives within reach. 

Stanley Black & Decker and ACV Auctions Unlock Salesforce Efficiency with Own Archive

Learn how Stanley Black & Decker and ACV Auctions solved their Salesforce data challenges with Own Archive, highlighting features like automated archiving and customizable retention policies.

How States Can Secure Critical Data with FedRAMP Authorized SaaS Solutions

While states are modernizing their infrastructure with FedRAMP Authorized SaaS solutions, many agencies remain unaware of the critical responsibility they hold in protecting the data stored within these systems.

Cybersecurity in 2024: Navigating New Threats and Strengthening SaaS Defenses

The challenge isn't just about protecting data against increasing risks and evolving threats but being able to recover when they do.