ENS Certification with SealPath’s Data Security Solution
SealPath is a data-centric IRM solution that enforces automatic encryption and granular access controls to meet strict Spanish ENS compliance regulations across your public and private ecosystems.
Simplify the process of meeting ENS requirements
Apply encryption to sensitive data as required in mp.com.2, but automatically and smartly
Secure data in storage, processing and transit for continuous security (A. 12.6)
Control access to data with minimum privileges, and meet the op.acc.4
Unlock granular access controls and revoke rights following the principles of need to know and least privilege access.
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About ENS
The Esquema Nacional de Seguridad (ENS) provides a framework to ensure the effective protection of information systems used by public administrations in Spain. It establishes principles, security controls, and measures to guarantee confidentiality, integrity, availability, and traceability of sensitive data.
ENS aligns national cybersecurity practices with rigorous standards to mitigate risks and strengthen trust between citizens, companies, and public bodies.
What does ENS require regarding data security?
ENS mandates organizations to implement robust security measures ensuring confidentiality, integrity, availability, authenticity, and traceability of data. It requires risk assessments, security audits, incident response plans, and compliance with established security controls.
Entities must classify information systems based on their criticality and adopt measures proportionate to their risk level, aligning with ENS’s security framework to safeguard public and sensitive data effectively.
How does SealPath help to comply?
Encrypt Data and Protect it in Transit, in Use and at Rest, Aligned with ENS
- Automatic encryption: Instantly encrypt files in specific folders and align protection permissions with those of the folder.
- End-to-end: Protect sensitive or personal data across it lifecycle, wherever it travels.
Encrypt Data and Protect it in Transit, in Use and at Rest, Aligned with ENS
- Automatic encryption: Instantly encrypt files in specific folders and align protection permissions with those of the folder.
- End-to-end: Protect sensitive or personal data across it lifecycle, wherever it travels.
Enforce the ENS Least Privilege Approach Through a Granular Access Control
- Dynamic access control: Apply granular and persistent security measures to ensure only authorized users can access or interact with your data.
- Define permissions: Granular controls enable you to restrict access and permissions, such as viewing, editing, or printing.
- Role-based permissions: Grant access permissions based on the department or position of the user.
Ensure Data Leakage Prevention and Response by revoking access rights in Real Time
- Revoke user permissions instantly: Remotely block unauthorized users from accessing files.
- Minimize breach impact: Use SealPath’s feature to inutilize critical files and reduce risk exposure.
- Detect and Monitor: Access real-time reports with records of both blocked and allowed accesses.
Ensure Data Leakage Prevention and Response by revoking access rights in Real Time
- Revoke user permissions instantly: Remotely block unauthorized users from accessing files.
- Minimize breach impact: Use SealPath’s feature to inutilize critical files and reduce risk exposure.
- Detect and Monitor: Access real-time reports with records of both blocked and allowed accesses.
Simplify the Certification Process
- Centralized or Decentralized Policies: Manage data security policies organization-wide from a single intuitive dashboard or delegate protection to each area.
- Comprehensive reporting: Produce detailed reports to showcase alignment with the ENS requirements.
- Seamless integration: Optimize processes with enterprise tools like Data Classification, SIEM, CASB, and DLP, streamlining risk management workflows across your ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions about ENS
What is ENS certified?
ENS Certified refers to compliance with the Esquema Nacional de Seguridad (ENS), a Spanish regulation ensuring robust cybersecurity measures in public sector information systems. Certification confirms that an organization meets ENS requirements for data protection, risk management, and system security.
Since when do we have to comply with the requirements of ENS?
Compliance with the Esquema Nacional de Seguridad (ENS) has been mandatory for public sector institutions and organizations managing sensitive data since its establishment under Spanish regulations in 2010. The requirements were introduced to ensure the security and proper management of digital information systems.
Who needs to meet the ENS requirements?
ENS compliance is mandatory for the entire Spanish public sector, including the General State Administration, Autonomous Communities, local entities, and public law entities linked to the government. Additionally, private companies and service providers collaborating with the public sector must also adhere to ENS requirements.
What are the penalties for not being certified in ENS?
The ENS does not impose direct fines for non-compliance. However, consequences can include exclusion from public tenders, early termination of contracts, and claims for damages in case of security breaches. If a breach involves personal data, GDPR penalties of up to €20 million or 4% of global turnover may apply. Criminal liability may also arise if gross negligence or intent in security management is proven. Compliance ensures avoiding these risks.
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