To protect sensitive content, start by defining and classifying sensitive information that needs to be protected.
Content is classified by defining classifications and classification criteria. Classification criteria defines the conditions on how data is classified. Methods to define criteria include:
Advanced patterns — Regular expressions combined with validation algorithms, used to match patterns such as credit card numbers
Dictionaries — Lists of specific words or terms, such as medical terms for detecting possible HIPAA violations
True file types — Document properties, file information, or the application that created the file
Source or destination location — URLs, network shares, or the application or user that created or received the content
Trellix DLP Endpoint - SaaS supports third-party classification software. You can classify email using Boldon James Email Classifier. You can classify email or other files using Titus classification clients – Titus Message Classification, Titus Classification for Desktop, and Titus Classification Suite. To implement Titus support, the Titus SDK must be installed on the endpoint computers.