Controls USB and removable media, restricts screenshots, monitors the clipboard, watermarks printed pages invisibly for traceability. Tamper-resistant: even a technical employee with full admin rights on their own machine cannot switch it off.
Microsoft, Gmail, Zoho, Zimbra and standard mail servers. Reads inside attachments; text-recognition (OCR) reads text hidden in images and PDFs, so screenshots can't sneak data past it; blocks sends to personal addresses. API-connected — no mail-flow change, no delivery risk.
Governs paste, copy, upload and typed input into web applications and personal cloud storage. Masks only the sensitive element — a card number becomes [REDACTED] while the rest of the work goes through.
Recognises 40+ generative-AI tools; stops the sensitive part of what's being entered, with a short explanation so the person understands why. Extends past the browser to installed AI apps — and to company software silently sending your data to AI services in the background.
On BYOD, personal photos, messages and apps stay completely private and unmonitored — exactly why staff accept it. Instant policy push, remote sign-out, selective wipe of the work container only.
Automatically spots sensitive data — personal details (PII), card and payment data (PCI), health records (PHI), passwords and source code — and can be taught your own document formats. A permanent, write-once record nobody can edit or delete — not IT, not an executive — until its retention period ends. The record an inspector actually tests.
The customer list leaves as screenshots.
A departing employee emails the customer list to a personal account as screenshots, assuming pictures can't be inspected. The text inside the images is read, recognised as customer data, and the message is stopped before it leaves — with the whole attempt written to a record no one, at any seniority, can later alter.
See it on your own network.
A 14-day pilot with success criteria you set. First findings in 7 days — yours to keep either way.