London, April 2013:  According to a recent White Paper, produced for data security company, Digital Pathways, by US Attorney at Law and data privacy specialist Larry Dietz, the legal environment surrounding data privacy is likely to become cloudier rather than clearer and organisations will have to be more aggressively proactive in favor of information security and data privacy so as to avoid sanctions and legal action.

 Data security company Digital Pathways, have linked up with award winning multi-factor authentication and enterprise-ready infrastructure security solutions provider, Winfrasoft, adding another dimension to its already enviable client offering.

A global study of 4,000 business and IT managers conducted by the Ponemon Institute and commissioned by Thales found that of companies that encrypt data inside the cloud, nearly 74 per cent believe the cloud provider is most responsible for protecting that data.