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DLP: Life after implementation
05.11.2019

For several years now, most companies have been using DLP (Data Leak Prevention) systems to protect their security.

wide range of such systems: from an easy-to-install software solution “out of the box” to a multi-component complex that requires many hours of setup.

Many DLPs have captured the lion's share of the market, while others are just beginning to grow in popularity.

All of them are tools for automating the daily work of the information security department, allowing online control over the use of confidential information and preventing its leaks.

With a few exceptions, all DLPs are licensed by the number of agents, have extensive capabilities for setting up rules, have an analytical mechanism for visualizing data flows, and, precisely because of the hong kong whatsapp data of their work, require constant monitoring by a security officer.

How can you use this often expensive tool most effectively throughout its entire service life?

Everything ingenious requires planning
The first correct step in this direction is to think about it in advance before implementation, and even better, before examining the processes for processing confidential information.

When planning work on implementing a data leak prevention system, regardless of who will be doing it, it is necessary to identify specialists who will be engaged in supporting this system. The support group formed to solve this problem should consist of at least the following roles:

administrator - a role with super-user rights, who will control access control to the modules of the system itself, as well as conduct incident analytics;
engineer - a role assigned to a technical specialist who will install server and agent components of the system, monitor resource consumption and perform backups, and solve other infrastructure tasks;