Pinpoint the locations of all structured and unstructured data stored within end points. Ensure that all critical information is accounted for by tracking data in all its phases including data in motion, data in use, and data at rest

Allow list specific email domains so that users can only send emails containing sensitive attachments to authorized recipients. Ascertain that email communication remains private and secure while still allowing sufficient collaboration.

Categorize common types of sensitive files using the numerous predefined templates provided. For organization-specific or miscellaneous documents, create custom templates using advanced mechanisms like RegEx, keyword search, fingerprinting, file name, or extension-based filtering.

Prevent data from being leaked out via USB drives and other peripheral devices. Allow some printers to be in use and have them meet the condition to impose watermarks on printed sensitive documents.

Delegate specific applications as trusted so that sensitive data is only able to circulate within those authorized apps. Choose to have all data originating from trusted applications labelled as sensitive by default

Allow users to report false positives via the self-service portal. Assess the reason for the false positive and quickly modify the relevant policy to match evolving user needs.

Select exactly which browsers and web domains are allowed to process sensitive data. Block all illicit sensitive data transfers via third-party cloud storage or services.

Enable trusted users to override a policy for convenience purposes, given that they provide valid justification. Review the reasons and edit policies if needed.

Leverage dashboard infographics to stay up to date on data activities and trends within the network. Analyze in-depth reports to track user behavior in order to prevent insider threats.