Data loss prevention ensures critical corporate information is kept safely within networks and helps administrators control data transfers. It is important for maintaining corporate image, compliance, and avoiding penalties. DLP identifies sensitive data like credit cards, social security numbers, business plans, and financial records. It monitors, detects, prevents data leakage, and notifies users of violations while protecting sensitive information. Choosing a DLP product requires considering budget, in-house vs outsourcing needs, policies, incident response, and compatibility with existing infrastructure.

1. LOSS PREVENTION
LARRY
DATA

2. THE MOST IMPORTANT ASSET
OF AN ORGANIZATION
DATA

3. MANAGE.
DATACONTROL. PROTECT.

4. SENSITIVE
IMPORTANT
SAFE

5. SENSITIVE
IMPORTANT
SAFE

6. THE
STEAL
BABY

7. DLPDATA LOSS
PREVENTION
ENSURES CRITICAL INFORMATION
ARE KEPT SAFELY AT THE
CORPORATE NETWORK AND
HELPS ADMINISTRATOR
CONTROL THE DATA WHAT
END-USERS WISH TO TRANSFER…
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8. DO WE NEED DLP?
WHY
CORPORATE IMAGE.
COMPLIANCE.
AVOID COSTLY PENALTIES.

9. WHAT DATA DO
YOU HAVE?
WHO IS
ACCESSING YOUR
DATA?
HOW TO RESPOND
TO DATA LEAKAGE
EVENTS?
IDENTIFICATION OF SENSITIVE DATA

10. CREDIT CARD NO.
SOCIAL SECURITY
SENSITIVE BUSINESS
PLANS
FINANCIAL RECORDS
EMPLOYEE DATA
BUSINESS PLANS
MARKETING MATERIALS
WEBSITE
NEWSLETTERS
DISCOVER

11. MONITOR

12. DETECTION/PREVENTION
NOTIFICATION
ACTION
PROTECT

13. FOR EXAMPLE:
AN EMPLOYEE TRIES TO SEND AN
EMAIL WITH SOCIAL SECURITY
PREVENT FROM SENDING
NOTIFY USER FOR VIOLATION
QUARANTINE EMAIL
SEND THROUGH SECURE GATEWAY

14. PROJECT
CONSIDERATIONS
• BUDGET
• IN-HOUSE OR OUTSOURCE
• PROJECT TEAM
• POLICY CREATION & MGMT.
• INCIDENT WORKFLOW & CASE MGMT.

15. CHOOSING PRODUCT
• MARKET PRESENCE
• TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP
• SCALABILITY
• EASY OF USE
• NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE COMPATIBILITY
• PROOF OF CONCEPT

16. DLP
MARKET
LEADER

17. CONCLUSION