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Here’s our top ten list of people and organizations who

#ShouldaSecloredIt

#1 Politicians Not protecting sensitive information could cost you an election.

Wanna win? Start ‘secloring’ your emails and attachments today.

#2 Hollywood ActorsDo you want your ‘assets’ shared to gain publicity? If that’s the case, ignore this next sentence.

If you are a serious Hollywood actor, before you share anything with your partner that you don’t want your mother and father to see, seclore it.

#3 All Manufacturing CompaniesWe don’t need to name names here. The stories of IP ending up in the hands of departing employees, hackers, or sub-contractors are abundant.

It’s beyond time to ‘seclore’ all of your sensitive IP.

WASHINGTON (AFP) – A Chinese national pleaded guilty Wednesday on charges stemming from the hacking of trade secrets from US defense contractors, including plans for transport and fighter jets, officials said.

March, 2016

#4 Any Organization Using the Cloud & EFSS47% of Senior IT Pros say data is leaking from their company due to the use of file-sharing services. Not good.

The solution is easy. Automatically ‘seclore’ files before they leave the organization.

Harris Poll Study, 2016

#5 Movie Studio ExecutivesIf you like your job, it would be a great idea to ‘seclore’ your movie trailers, scripts, contracts, and any emails where you discuss actors.

And while you are at it…’seclore’ all of your employee data too.

#6 Government AgenciesWhether you think he is a hero or a heal, the fact is that governments should be able to keep sensitive information secure.

The word Snowden wouldn’t be in our collective memory if someone had ‘seclored’ the information

#7 Financial Services OrganizationsYou know what really scares us? When banks ‘lose’ our information.

We really don’t want to hide our money under our mattresses… so, how about ‘secloring’ information wherever it goes.

#10 CEOs, CFOs, COOs…heck…any ExecutiveYou have some of the organization’s most sensitive information on your laptops and mobile devices.

Shall we count how often these devices have been lost or stolen? Let’s not.

Instead…just ‘seclore’ all of that sensitive stuff. Your shareholders will thank you.