Verify™ bridges the vulnerable gaps in education technology and industrial cybersecurity.

Toronto, Canada, May 11, 2023 – Informatica Corporation’s market leading Verify™ Risk assessment process is now available through subsidiaries Datarisk Canada and Managed Privacy Canada to meet the growing concerns over data breaches, regulatory compliance and harms caused by security incidents. 2022 has seen a vast increase in industrial cybersecurity failures and personal student data breaches due to inadequate education technologies, all of which can be mitigated by proper privacy and cybersecurity management practices.

The education sector faces increasing pressure to secure students’ personal data and ensure the robustness of educational technologies. Similarly, industrial sectors are wrestling with cybersecurity shortcomings that could lead to essential service interruptions. Informatica’s extended Verify™ Risk assessment process aims to protect these sectors from emerging threats by validating controls and testing technologies.

The Datarisk and MPC audits are two examples of critical, professional risk assessments that are part of a much larger portfolio of sector-specific solutions. For the education sector, the assessments concentrate on scrutinizing the security of educational technologies and personal student data. In the industrial sector, Verify™ provides a valuable, trusted attestation to the robustness of cybersecurity systems against potential attacks and their regulatory compliance.

With relentless attacks on personal data and critical infrastructure, the stakes have never been as high as they are today. By broadening the Verify™ Risk assessment process to these two pivotal sectors, Informatica showcases a strategy custom tailored to each Canadian industry sector.

The solutions are available on a referral basis to clients from May 15, 2023. Clients keen on exploring these new service offerings are advised to get in touch with Informatica’s customer service team.