When your organization is breached, regulators won’t care about your firewall. They’ll want to know how the data got out, and why it wasn’t protected in motion.

Liability travels where the data goes: your data = your problem

If sensitive information leaves your control, your board holds the blame, even if the breach happened outside your infrastructure.

Most organizations still focus on protecting the perimeter. But data doesn’t stay inside your perimeter. It moves between apps, clouds, partners, and providers, many environments that are outside your control.

And when that data moves unprotected, your liability moves with it.

This whitepaper from Certes in partnership with Freeform Dynamics breaks down the critical shift in modern cybersecurity:
You’re no longer judged on how well you defend your systems.
You’re judged on how well you protect your data.

Discover:

  • Why infrastructure-first thinking no longer satisfies regulators
  • How data-in-motion exposure leads to fines, lawsuits, and board-level risk
  • What a data-centric strategy looks like, and how DPRM (Data Protection & Risk Mitigation) ensures compliance, resilience, and post-quantum readiness
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Infrastructure defense doesn’t stop exfiltration.
Firewalls, VPNs, and endpoint agents were designed to keep attackers out. Once an attacker has access, through compromised credentials or third-party connections, your data is exposed, and your compliance is in question. When data moves across systems without persistent protection, you can’t prove control, and that’s exactly what regulators demand.

Certes DPRM protects what legacy tools can’t: the data itself.
Our platform applies persistent, policy-driven protection at Layer 4, ensuring sensitive information stays protected, invisible, and unusable to attackers, even in compromised environments. It’s built to withstand today’s threats and tomorrow’s quantum risks, while delivering the audit-ready evidence compliance teams need.

Most organizations won’t be breached because they lacked firewalls. They’ll be breached because the data was unprotected once attackers got through.

And that’s exactly what regulators, auditors, and legal teams will focus on: was the data protected at every stage, including in transit?

Traditional security tools protect systems. Compliance frameworks demand evidence that you’ve protected the data itself.

Certes DPRM delivers that protection.
By securing data in motion across any network, cloud, or third party, it ensures sensitive information stays protected, inaccessible, and provably under your control, even in compromised environments.

View the whitepaper and see how data-centric protection reduces risk, meets regulatory expectations, and limits breach fallout before it begins.

Certes appoints Wavelink as distributor for Australia and New Zealand

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Certes has appointed Wavelink as its distributor for Australia and New Zealand, expanding regional access to its data-centric Data Protection and Risk Mitigation platform with post-quantum capabilities. The partnership strengthens Certes’ channel-only model in ANZ, giving organisations local sales, technical support, and enablement to reduce breach impact, meet regulatory obligations, and protect sensitive data even when networks are compromised.

Certes Strengthens Global Security Landscape Through Strategic Partnership with DeployPartners

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Certes is advancing its mission to deliver quantum-ready data protection by forming a strategic partnership with DeployPartners, a recognized leader in operations, security, and cloud optimization. This collaboration brings together two highly specialized organizations with complementary strengths, creating a new level of capability for enterprises seeking stronger, more resilient security architectures.

It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year… Unless You’re Hit by Ransomware

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Hospitals across the US rely on legacy infrastructure that was never built to meet today’s cybersecurity demands. MRI scanners, patient monitors, and lab systems often run on outdated operating systems. Replacing them is challenging and costly. Many of these machines are FDA-certified, and any software change can trigger a recertification process, leading to costly downtime.

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