Sensitive Data Discovery
Identify sensitive information and understand where it is stored, processed and shared within the agreed environment.
Protect sensitive business information with data loss prevention strategies designed to reduce unauthorised sharing, improve data visibility and support secure information handling across your organisation.
Sensitive information moves between employees, applications, endpoints, email platforms and cloud services. Without clear policies and visibility, confidential data can be exposed through accidental sharing, inappropriate access or unauthorised transfer. Petabyte helps organisations evaluate data handling risks and plan appropriate controls for their environment.
Define which data requires protection, understand how it is used, apply proportionate controls and establish a process for reviewing alerts and exceptions.
Support secure information handling across users, devices, communications and cloud-based business workflows.
Identify sensitive information and understand where it is stored, processed and shared within the agreed environment.
Define data categories and handling requirements to help align security controls with information sensitivity.
Evaluate controls for copying, transferring, printing or moving sensitive information through managed endpoints.
Help reduce accidental or unauthorised disclosure through email, web uploads and supported communication channels.
Review data-sharing practices, access permissions and available DLP controls in supported cloud applications.
Assess who can access sensitive information and identify opportunities to reduce unnecessary permissions.
Define practical rules for data use, sharing, transfer and exceptions according to business risk and operational needs.
Establish processes to review policy alerts, investigate potential data exposure and document response actions.
Support relevant data handling obligations with documented policies, review procedures and available audit evidence.
A structured approach helps reduce data exposure while keeping security policies aligned with real business workflows.
Identify sensitive information, storage locations, data flows and key business use cases.
Define data sensitivity levels, handling expectations and protection priorities.
Apply suitable access, sharing, transfer and policy enforcement mechanisms.
Review alerts, tune policies, assess exceptions and refine controls as business needs change.
Establish a clear path from initial assessment to practical DLP policies and ongoing review.
Discuss sensitive information, business workflows, current tools and the most important exposure concerns.
Evaluate available classification, access, transfer and data monitoring controls within the agreed scope.
Prioritise suitable controls, policy rules and exception handling based on risk and business requirements.
Evaluate policy outcomes, investigate recurring alerts and adjust controls to improve effectiveness.
Combine data protection with identity, endpoint, cloud and email controls for a more consistent security approach.
DLP refers to policies and technologies that help identify sensitive information and prevent or detect unauthorised disclosure, transfer or use of that data.
Depending on the tools and policies in use, DLP can help protect confidential business documents, personal information, financial records, intellectual property and other sensitive information.
Yes. Properly configured policies can detect or restrict certain risky sharing actions, depending on the platforms, integrations and enforcement controls available.
Many DLP solutions support cloud and SaaS environments. Coverage depends on the selected platform, licensing, integrations and configured policies.
DLP policies should be designed around legitimate business needs. Testing, staged enforcement, clear exceptions and regular policy tuning can help reduce unnecessary disruption.
Contact Petabyte to discuss the data you need to protect, the systems your organisation uses and the scope of a potential DLP assessment.
Discuss your data protection requirements with Petabyte and identify practical steps to improve visibility, reduce exposure and strengthen information handling controls.