Castlepoint Systems Wins ISACA Innovation Award

It’s always good to see cyber security companies winning awards, so here’s the word from Castlepoint Systems;

 Castlepoint Systems, experts in data management and ethical AI for cybersecurity has won the prestigious ISACA Innovation Solutions Award.

Castlepoint Systems, a disruptive governance, risk and compliance platform, has won the industry leading ISACA Innovation Solutions Award as the world’s first technology to help manage, protect, and de-risk all information everywhere in a single interface within an enterprise.

Trusted by some of the largest government departments and enterprises in Australia and New Zealand, and now launching globally, Castlepoint helps organisations meet their data security obligations to their stakeholders through complete visibility and control. The platform addresses the entire information governance lifecycle through a single pane of glass while remaining invisible and non-disruptive to users, existing systems, and source data.

The win reinforces how, in the current climate of high profile data breaches and rise of ransomware attacks, citizens globally  expect their data to be protected, and how this platform allows the custodians of data to minimise the risk through better information controls. ISACA awards recognise outstanding and impactful contributions that advance the professional community and for Castlepoint, it noted the win “for innovating in the area of information risk and security management with artificial intelligence.”

Rachel Greaves, Castlepoint CEO, said:

“We’re incredibly proud to be recognised for our technology that makes information protection and compliance stronger, for both the organisations holding the records, and the individuals whose data they hold. We founded the company in the belief that there had to be an easier, more streamlined and manageable way to de-risk our networks and protect our stakeholders. ISACA’s recognition of Castlepoint reinforces that cyber security strategies cannot be focused only on reducing the likelihood of breaches – good cyber management is just as critical to reduce the impact of any data spill.”