DLP fails when policies are too loose to matter or so noisy that they are switched off. The work is in classification, tuning and review.
We start in monitoring mode, tune on real traffic, then move policies to block with your approval and review every incident.
Why it matters
Policy design from your classification scheme
Monitor-first rollout, then enforcement
Incident review and false-positive tuning
User coaching messages
Reporting for privacy and compliance teams
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How the engagement runs
- 1ClassifyData types, owners and handling rules
- 2MonitorLearn real flows without blocking
- 3EnforceMove agreed policies to block
- 4ReviewIncidents and tuning every month
What you receive
- DLP policy catalog
- Incident review log
- Monthly data-protection report
- Tuning change record
Packages
| Essential | AdvancedRecommended | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scope | Core environment | Core and secondary environments | All environments and entities |
| Support hours | Business hours | Extended hours | Round the clock |
| Change handling | Standard changes | Standard and urgent changes | Standard, urgent and emergency changes |
| High-severity response | Four hours | Two hours | Thirty minutes |
| Reviews | Twice a year | Quarterly | Monthly |
| Reporting | Quarterly | Monthly | Monthly with executive summary |
The exact scope and targets are confirmed in your proposal.
Questions
Does this replace our privacy program?
No. It operates the technical controls that support it.
Will users be blocked on day one?
No. Policies start in monitoring mode and move to enforcement only with your approval.