In this vlog, Vishal Gupta, CEO at Seclore discusses the power of combining DLP with Rights Management.
- The key challenges of using only DLP to protect information
- Sensitive information is detected…but not protected
- DLP can deter workflows – or it is set to run in monitor mode – and information is shared unprotected
- Costly to administer and review triggered documents
- What a Rights Management solution is missing by not being connected with DLP
- Cannot ‘discover’ or ‘scan content’ to automatically identify sensitive information
- Have to rely on employees to manually protect sensitive information – potential for missing sensitive documents
- How DLP and Rights Management solutions work together
- DLP detects, and based on parameters…rights are automatically applied
- Doesn’t require end users/employees to ‘do the right thing’ so sensitive information is consistently protected
- All information is now protected with granular usage controls – protects data at-rest, at-work, in transit
- Can revoke access and track information – important to regulatory compliance
- Works at network or end point level
- The ease of integrating DLP with the Seclore Data-Centric Platform
- New SDK for Endpoint Protection – integrate in hours, not weeks – and without developer help
- Seclore has pre-built connectors for leading DLP solutions already available – offers flexibility and agility to companies
Vishal comes with more than a decade of experience in sales, marketing and business management. He is the Founder and CEO of Seclore and handles corporate development, investor relations and strategic vision.
Vishal is an IIT Bombay (Electrical Engineering) graduate and a specialist in biometric security systems. His ideation in fingerprint imaging led to the development of the core technology behind Herald Logic, a company he founded in 2000. The company showed record 220% CAGR, spreading to Singapore, Australia and UK.
Vishal is also an active participant in physics activities with the IAPT (Indian Association of Physics Teachers) and NSEP (National Standard Examination in Physics), he is amongst the top 1% in the country in physics.
He is an active sports person, a keen blogger on information security solutions and an intrepid speaker at various information security forum.
