Cyberdyne Integrates DLP Function Into Document Centralization Solution
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Cyberdyne announced on the 7th that it will integrate data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities into its document centralization solution. The integration is aimed at managing information leaks during centralized document management and external export processes. It has implemented the ability to manage DLP policies simultaneously within the existing administrator environment.
Cyberdyne announced on the 7th that it will integrate data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities into its document centralization solution. The integration is aimed at managing information leaks during centralized document management and external export processes, with a focus on establishing an integrated security environment.
After acquiring Pentalab in July last year, Cyberdyne has pursued the upgrade of its document centralization solution based on the technologies of both companies. Through this, it has been laying the groundwork to strengthen security across the entire process of data creation, protection, and utilization.
The company has been focusing on expanding its data security ecosystem around document centralization, and the launch of this DLP function is part of that strategy. This move was also pursued in line with that direction.
Accordingly, the scope of security management expands beyond centralized document management to include the stage of controlling information leaks when documents are taken outside. The goal is to establish a security framework that covers leak management in both document management and export processes.
It also implemented the ability to manage DLP policies simultaneously within the administrator environment of the existing document centralization solution. This reduces the burden by allowing policies to be managed without moving to a separate space, while also supporting the consistent operation of document security policies.
A Cyberdyne official said the significance of this move goes beyond simply adding a DLP function, and lies in connecting information leak control into a single management system. The official added that, against the backdrop of growing demand for document security, the company aims to provide a security environment that considers not only storage and management but also movement and external export.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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