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Two of the most prolific modalities of attack are business email compromise and ransomware. DLP makes sure that you’re safeguarded against both of those forms of attack. It does so by letting you know what files are going where, when. Additionally, it lets you take decisive action to keep certain files in your environment, physical, virtual, or otherwise.
Combined with effective SIEM protections, this will give you comprehensive visibility into where your data is going when, how, and—most importantly—by whom. DLP protections layered with our other comprehensive services will help you understand where your data is at all times and what is happening with your data.
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Common questions about Data Loss Prevention (DLP) for businesses in the Philippines.
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is a set of security tools and policies that monitor, detect, and block sensitive data from leaving an organization's control—through email, cloud uploads, removable media, or other unauthorized transfers. It works by classifying data, tracking how it moves, and enforcing rules that stop risky transfers before they happen. Infocentric implements DLP solutions for organizations across the Philippines.
Any organization handling sensitive customer, financial, or proprietary data needs DLP, because a single misdirected email, lost laptop, or malicious insider can trigger a breach with real regulatory, financial, and reputational consequences. DLP reduces that risk by giving you visibility into where sensitive data lives and control over how it can leave your network, rather than finding out about a leak after it has already happened.
DLP is purpose-built to control the movement of sensitive data itself—flagging or blocking a file as it's emailed, uploaded, or copied—while antivirus stops malicious code and a SIEM aggregates security logs across systems to detect threats. The two are complementary: a SIEM tells you something suspicious happened, while DLP stops sensitive data from leaving in the first place. Infocentric typically deploys DLP alongside SIEM for complete data visibility.
DLP can catch and block both accidental and malicious data loss across common channels, including sensitive files attached to outbound emails, uploads to unsanctioned cloud storage, copies to USB drives, and unauthorized printing or screen captures of confidential records. It also helps during ransomware or business email compromise incidents by flagging unusual bulk data movement before it reaches an attacker.
DLP cost and implementation timelines depend on how many endpoints, data sources, and channels—email, cloud, endpoint, network—need monitoring, plus how much upfront data classification and policy tuning your organization requires. Implementation typically starts by discovering and classifying sensitive data, then rolling out monitoring and enforcement in phases to avoid disrupting daily work. Infocentric scopes and implements DLP deployments for organizations in the Philippines, starting with a free consultation.
