Find the sensitive data you hold, label it in your own terms, and decide what may leave — on the endpoint, in the browser, in email and in the cloud.
Data Guard monitors and protects your sensitive data wherever it lives — on endpoints, across networks, in the cloud, and through email.
Scan the shares, endpoints, mailboxes and cloud stores you nominate, and get back an inventory of what is there and who can reach it.
Learn more →Apply your own categories to what was found — automatically where the match is clear, with a reviewer where it is not.
Learn more →Policy is evaluated on the device at the moment of the action, so controls still apply when the laptop is off the network.
Learn more →Cloud storage is inventoried and governed with the same categories and the same rules as everywhere else.
Learn more →Messages, attachments, uploads and pastes are inspected before the content leaves — with a warning where a block would be too blunt.
Learn more →Every decision is recorded with the file, the person, the destination and the rule version, searchable and exportable.
Learn more →Locate sensitive data across the repositories, endpoints and cloud stores you nominate.
Apply your category scheme, with a reviewer step where a match needs a human decision.
Turn labels into rules about who may move what, and to which destinations.
Rules are evaluated on the device at the moment of the action, online or off.
Reconstruct an incident from a record written at the time, not assembled afterwards.
Tune the rules against what the record shows, then run the loop again.
Account and payment values that were copied out of the core systems and never tracked again.
Clinical sharing that has to keep working, and exports that outlived the case that needed them.
A decentralised estate where departments and research groups each hold their own records.
Decades of case files and archives inherited through reorganisations, with no current map.
Many sites, high turnover, and a long tail of local exports nobody cleaned up.
Most security tooling is arranged around boundaries. We start from the data instead: find it, describe it in your terms, and attach the controls to the description rather than to wherever the file happens to sit.
Tell us what you are trying to work out about your own data, and we will build the session around it.
