Two lines, listed in the order they should be bought. The first surveys the machines and reports what personal and payment data is sitting on them. The second encrypts the matches and governs the routes out of the business.
Most businesses hold far more personal data than they believe, in places nobody chose: an old export left on a desktop, a spreadsheet of card details somebody was told never to make, a folder of scanned passports from a hiring round three years ago. The survey line finds those before anybody less friendly does.
Its output is deliberately unflattering. A figure per machine, a list of what sits on it, and a trend showing whether the pile is growing. We have never watched a customer read that report calmly, and that is exactly what the second line exists for.
Take the first line by itself where you want the picture before committing. Plenty of businesses start there, deal with the obvious findings by hand, and add enforcement later once they know what a rule would actually catch.
Buy both where a leak would have to be reported to somebody. Enforcement encrypts the matching files and governs the routes out, which is the difference between knowing where the data is and controlling where it can travel.
Each price here is read out of billing when the page opens. Whatever you write on sits waiting on the order form, so nothing is lost by reading first and buying afterwards.
Before anything can be protected it has to be found. This line scans the machines you enrol for personal data, card numbers and the other categories that turn a bad day into a notifiable one, then reports where every pile of it sits and how exposed each one is.
| Catalog no | No. 1501 |
|---|---|
| Covers | Windows, macOS and Linux machines you enrol |
| Stocked for | Businesses holding customer records, card data or health information |
| Packed by | Actifile discovery, findings interpreted by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each device |
All of what the survey line does, and then the acting on it. Files matching a profile get encrypted as they are used, and the routes data may take out of the business are governed rather than guessed at.
| Catalog no | No. 1502 |
|---|---|
| Covers | The same enrolled machines, with encryption and channel rules applied |
| Stocked for | Businesses where a leaked file would have to be reported to somebody |
| Packed by | Actifile enforcement, configured and reviewed by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each device |
Two lines, and the parts of a data problem that no product settles.
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