Adding Persistent Data Security to Forcepoint DLP
While DLP discovers and quarantines sensitive information, it is of little help when you need to share information with external partners. And it certainly is of no help in preventing leaks when it is run only in ‘monitoring’ mode.
DLP and Rights Management are highly complementary solutions. By combining the content-awareness of Forcepoint DLP with the persistent file-centric protection of Seclore Rights Management – information can be classified, protected, and tracked throughout its lifecycle – both within and outside your organization.
Key Features
Improve enterprise risk management and data governance by combining DLP discovery capabilities with Seclore’s persistent file protection.
Map Forcepoint DLP detection policies to Seclore’s granular usage controls.
Reduces false positives during data discovery by setting DLP to read Seclore’s file classification metadata.
Experience end-to-end auditing and regulatory compliance – even for data that goes beyond your enterprise perimeter.
Demo Videos – Symantec DLP + Seclore
See how Forcepoint DLP and Seclore Rights Management work together to automatically detect and protect documents with granular usage controls.
See how Forcepoint DLP and Seclore Email Auto-Protector ensure sensitive documents are automatically detected and protected for secure internal and external collaboration.
The Value of Connectors
By connecting Rights Management directly with existing systems (DC, DLP, ECM, EFSS, CASB, ERP), you will dramatically accelerate the on-going protection of sensitive information and rapidly close your security gaps. Imagine turning on your Rights Management System and on day one, protecting hundreds of documents without employee intervention. That is the power of seamless connectivity.
Customer Spotlight
Major Media Company: Combining the Power of Seclore and DLP
Seclore Rights Management for DLP is enabling a major media company to seamlessly add persistent file-centric security to their DLP discovery process and reduce the risk of data loss with the addition of persistent, data-centric security. By integrating Rights Management with DLP, the organization is extending their security perimeter to wherever their intellectual property travels.
