DATA LEAK PROTECTION (DLP)
This set of solutions helps our customers protect from malicious or accidental data leaks from endpoints, emails or cloud apps like G-Drive, One-Drive, Sharepoint, etc. or SaaS applications like Salesforce, Servicenow, etc. or through collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams, Google Teams, Zoom, etc.
DLP for Endpoints
DLP (Data Loss Prevention) Endpoint solutions help prevent data leakage from endpoints such as laptops, desktops, and mobile devices. These solutions monitor and control the flow of sensitive data both inside and outside the organization, and they can prevent data from being copied to external devices, sent via email, or uploaded to cloud services.
DLP Endpoint solutions use a combination of content analysis, user and entity behavior analysis, and contextual analysis to identify sensitive data and prevent it from being leaked. They can also provide real-time alerts to security teams and generate detailed reports on data usage and potential risks.
By implementing DLP Endpoint solutions, organizations can significantly reduce the risk of data breaches and ensure compliance with data protection regulations.
DLP for Email
DLP (Data Loss Prevention) Email solutions are designed to prevent sensitive data from being leaked via email. These solutions use a combination of content analysis, user and entity behavior analysis, and contextual analysis to identify sensitive data and prevent it from being sent outside the organization.
DLP Email solutions can be configured to detect and prevent various types of data leakage, such as credit card numbers, social security numbers, and other personally identifiable information. They can also provide real-time alerts to security teams and generate detailed reports on data usage and potential risks.
By implementing DLP Email solutions, organizations can significantly reduce the risk of data breaches and ensure compliance with data protection regulations.
DLP for Cloud Applications – CASB – Cloud Access Security Broker
DLP (Data Loss Prevention) CASB (Cloud Access Security Broker) solutions are used to secure sensitive data that resides in cloud applications and services. These solutions are designed to provide visibility and control over data as it moves across multiple cloud services and applications, allowing administrators to detect and prevent data leaks or breaches in real-time.
DLP CASB solutions typically use a combination of policies, machine learning, and behavioral analysis to identify sensitive data and protect it from being shared or leaked outside of the organization’s network. They can also help organizations comply with regulatory requirements by monitoring and controlling data access, usage, and sharing.
Data Classification for DLP
Data classification solutions are used in DLP (data loss prevention) to identify sensitive data within an organization and apply appropriate security controls to prevent unauthorized access and data breaches.
These solutions can automatically scan and classify data based on predefined policies and rules, such as data types, file formats, and keywords. Or the data can be classified at the time of being created or modified.
Once data is classified, DLP solutions can apply appropriate actions, such as encryption, access controls, and blocking or alerting when sensitive data is being accessed or shared. Data classification solutions can also provide detailed reports on data usage, compliance, and policy violations.
Effective data classification can significantly improve an organization’s security posture by ensuring that sensitive data is properly identified and protected.
IRM / DRM solutions for Data Protection
IRM (Information Rights Management) and DRM (Digital Rights Management) solutions are used to protect sensitive data by controlling access and usage of digital content.
IRM is typically used for securing confidential or sensitive information within an organization, while DRM is used for protecting copyrighted material such as music, movies, and eBooks.
IRM solutions provide protection through encryption, access control, and tracking. Encryption ensures that only authorized users can access the data, while access control allows organizations to limit the users who can access the data based on roles, permissions, and other criteria. IRM also tracks usage and allows administrators to revoke access to the data if necessary.
DRM solutions are used to control how digital content is used and distributed. This can include preventing unauthorized sharing or copying of copyrighted material. DRM typically involves the use of encryption and digital watermarking to track usage and enforce usage policies.
IRM and DRM solutions are important tools for protecting sensitive and copyrighted information, and can be used in conjunction with other data protection solutions such as DLP (Data Loss Prevention) to provide a comprehensive security strategy.
Full Disk Encryption (FDE)
Full Disk Encryption (FDE) is a technique that encrypts the entire hard drive or storage device to protect against unauthorized access. FDE ensures that all the data stored on the disk, including the operating system, applications, and user data, are encrypted and can only be accessed with a decryption key or passphrase.
FDE is an effective solution for protecting data against physical theft or loss of storage devices. It is also a useful solution for devices that are frequently used outside the company’s network or in public places.