Content Loss Protection

• Discover PII, PHI, PCI, SSN & other sensitive data
  • Taming Content Sprawl
    • Discovery is a crictical early step in content loss prevention because it is the only way to develop a clear picture of 100% of the sensitive content maintained across your network. Yet many organization have avoided discovery because trying uncover the location of what could be millions of documents across thousands of computers was perceived as such monumental task.
      
      
• Monitor PII, PHI, PCI, SSN & other sensitive data
  • Clear Insight Into Content and How It's Used
    • Companies trying an understanding of what kinds of contents are moving across their network have long embraced network monitoring. It's a key step in creating content loss prevention strategies and tactics, especially in deciding which policies to activate for auditing and which to enforce with automatic blocking, encryption and more. Few solutions however enable companies to take their content loss prevention right down to the desktop to gain visibility into the usage of sensitive content. Only with this kind of visibility does it become possible to reach the most comprehensive level of content loss prevention.
      
      
• Control PII, PHI, PCI, SSN & other sensitive data
  • Getting It Right. Automatically.
    • Relying on employees to enforce policy is risky and prone to error. One mistake and your brandname could turn up in the latest embarrassing news headline about a missing laptop. At the same time, automating policy enforcement requires the highest level of accuracy in content handling. Block emails for web transmissions incorrectly identified as sensitive and you grind corporate activity to a halt. Auto-encrypt to many false positives and you create a cost and support challenge. And each false positive creates work; someone in your organization must handle and resolve that incident. If a few sensitive documents slip past in email and you're back where you started; a hit or miss content loss prevention solution.