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Ă—Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is a powerful security solution that detects and prevents unauthorized sharing, transfer, or deletion of data within an organization. It monitors data across on-premise systems and endpoint devices, helping ensure sensitive data is only accessed by authorized users. DLP also maintains regulatory compliance with laws like HIPAA, GDPR, and more, and prevents data breaches, ransomware attacks, and other forms of data loss.
Our network Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solution provides extensive detection and protection across all network channels, including email DLP solutions, web traffic, file transfers, and other communication channels. It plays a crucial role in safeguarding sensitive data throughout the organization's network infrastructure, enabling the establishment of robust security policies to prevent data loss.
Our Endpoint DLP solutions specializes in securing endpoint devices, including computers, laptops, desktops, servers, and mobile devices. It effectively prevents data leakage from endpoints and enforces robust security policies on user devices.
Protect sensitive data stored in cloud storage systems and SaaS applications with our Cloud DLP solutions, including Confluence DLP. Our solution encrypts the critical data, ensuring it is shared only with authorized SaaS applications for maximum security.
Email DLP solutions not only stops files containing highly sensitive data from being shared as attachments via email platforms like Outlook, Gmail, and Office 365, but also enhances security with quarantine capabilities. This feature adds an extra layer of protection, enabling organizations to review content carefully before allowing transmission, thus minimizing the risk of data leakage.
miniOrange DLP data loss prevention solutions protect against unauthorized disclosure and leakage of sensitive data by monitoring data movement, enforcing access controls, and detecting and preventing potential security breaches in real-time.
miniOrange DLP solutions help achieve and maintain compliance with data protection regulations and industry standards such as GDPR, HIPAA, PCI, and DSS, thereby reducing risk.
miniOrange DLP solutions prevent unauthorized attempts to send sensitive data by verifying user authorization. Additionally, for Gmail and other email platforms, domain restrictions can be configured to limit access to approved domains, adding an extra layer of security.
It helps to identify and prevent potentially malicious or unauthorized actions related to data handling, such as unauthorized access attempts, data transfers, or any other suspicious activity, through DLP security solutions.
It offers detailed insights into data usage, access, and movement across an organization's network, endpoints, and cloud environments. With granular monitoring and real-time alerts, organizations can effectively track user activities, detect anomalies, and enforce data protection policies to safeguard sensitive information.
It frequently incorporates features for data discovery and classification, assisting organizations in pinpointing the locations of sensitive data within their infrastructure. This enables them to apply suitable protection measures based on the sensitivity levels of the data.
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Common causes of data loss include accidental deletion, hardware failure, malware attacks, human error, and theft or loss of devices. These factors significantly threaten data security and integrity, highlighting the need for proactive measures such as data backup, encryption, and access control to mitigate the risk of data loss.
Step 1: Identify Sensitive Data miniOrange DLP solution creates a data loss prevention policy for your specified business data that needs to be protected. It outlines where the sensitive data is stored or used, how and when to protect it, what actions should be taken if a threat is detected and different actions for varying levels of risk.
Step 2: Protect Data DLP solution then protects data it these three states: in motion, which is data moving between locations like over the internet or to the cloud; in use, when data is actively accessed or processed, such as viewing transactions on a banking app; and at rest, which includes data stored on devices, hard drives, or servers.
Step 3: Detect Violations When a security violation is detected, DLP software solutions can send alerts, encrypt the data and block users from accidentally or intentionally sharing sensitive information. DLP solutions also provide reports that help businesses comply with regulations, audit their data protection efforts, and identify potential weak points.
A DLP policy is a set of rules, patterns, and guidelines designed to protect an organization's sensitive information from unauthorized access, leakage, or data breaches. It works by defining criteria for identifying, monitoring, and controlling the flow of sensitive data within the organization's network and systems. These rules help determine what constitutes sensitive data, how it should be used, and who is authorized to access or share it. By analyzing patterns, keywords, and regular expressions, a DLP policy ensures that sensitive information, such as personal identifiers, financial records, intellectual property, health-related data, and other confidential information, is handled appropriately within the organization's environment.
Data classification enhances security when combined with a DLP solution by enabling employees to label highly sensitive documents. This makes sensitive data instantly recognizable to DLP solutions, allowing them to scan classification tags and ensure that appropriate policies are applied to restrict or block sensitive data transfers.
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