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Files servers continue to be the most commonly used systems for storage &  archival of volumes of data. Many enterprises prefer to maintain the more sensitive assets on-premise in a storage system they own and control.

Employees and partners collaborate on documents stored in file servers through shared drives and folders. However, over years of usage, the basic NTFS permissions in file servers go out of sync and are difficult to manage, making it a security risk.

With Seclore, map folders or entire drives to automatically protect all existing and new files that are added. Authorized users can work with the files locally and collaborate seamlessly with other internal or external users.

Protect and control large volumes of sensitive data on file servers, including legacy and archived data, preventing insider threat and exfiltration. 

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Use your existing file server infrastructure

Continue to use your existing file repositories on Windows, Linux, NetApp, and EMC Dell, with protocols like NAS and SMB, with no configuration changes.

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Enterprise or department-wide enforcement

Admin-defined policies ensure that security is consistent and predictable throughout the enterprise or team.  Minimize end-user dependency for decision making on security policy.

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Overcome file server access management limitations

No need to rely on the file server’s limited access control. Seclore provides granular access control capabilities to define and enforce user access and mitigate insider threats.

As soon as a document is placed in a Seclore-protected “hot folder” on the file server, it automatically gets protected with security and access permissions defined in line with enterprise security policies. The protected document can be accessed on any device, application, or operating system, and usage controls stay with the document when downloaded, shared, or moved to different locations.