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Our DLP advisory services help your organization identify, monitor, and control sensitive information, and develop a complete data protection strategy.
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Data Loss Prevention is a set of tools and processes that are used to detect and prevent unwanted destruction, unauthorized access, and exfiltration of sensitive data. As a DLP advisory service provider, we identify the sensitive data within your environment, identify potential threats and vulnerabilities to the data and protect sensitive data from data leaks.
Our DLP advisory services help your organization identify, monitor, and control sensitive information, and develop a complete data protection strategy.
We discover your network and identify sensitive data in motion and at rest, to identify the potential threats to the data. The data includes Personally Identifiable Information (PII), medical information (HIPAA), credit card number (Payment Card Industry), financial information, intellectual property, and confidential information.
We identify the potential threat actors – Insiders and Outsiders and analyze the different data loss channels such as emails, web, file shares, FTP, chat, and external media
As part of our services, we:
Encryption Consulting utilizes a custom framework for DLP Assessments. The framework is based on NIST guidelines and industry best practices for data loss prevention. The assessment identifies areas in need of improvement and recommends controls, procedures, and technologies to mitigate the risks.
An effective DLP strategy looks at what data is considered sensitive, where it is located, how it moves in and out of the organization, and what are the risks of the data being stolen or compromised. The strategy will define the organization’s challenges and roadmap to address these challenges in order to reduce the risk of data leaks and achieve an effective data loss prevention program.
Encryption Consulting guides the customer through DLP deployment within their organization’s environment. The documentation includes a design document, a detailed implementation guide, an operations guide, and disaster recovery guide for successful implementation.
See how we helped a financial institution in implementing a new DLP solution.
Data Loss Prevention is a set of tools and processes that are used to detect and prevent unwanted destruction, unauthorized access, and exfiltration of sensitive data.
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