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Data Minimization Is Still an Underrated Security Control

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Data minimization enhances resilience by reducing the impact of breaches and improving SOC efficiency; it is not a constraint but an enabler for security and innovation.

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Original Source Material

Why Reducing Data Volume Matters More Than Ever for SOCs and CISOs Data minimization is often perceived as a constraint on innovation. In reality, it is the ultimate enabler of resilience. It reduces the impact of breaches, weakens ransomware leverage, improves SOC efficiency and secures the AI frontier.