Monitoring without blocking? Easy and in detail

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Of course, the presence of the document print blocking function does not mean that it must be used, it is one of the tools that DeviceLock DLP has. The second most important task for DLP systems is monitoring printing events and collecting evidence for investigating incidents in the field of information security, which is also successfully solved. DeviceLock DLP logs all events related to printing processes with a very high level of detail and shadow copies of documents sent for printing, automatically saving them for audit purposes in a centralized database. Monitoring rules are set according to the same flexible principles as the printer access policy. Moreover, thanks to the content analysis mechanisms in DeviceLock DLP, it is possible, for example, to avoid archiving shadow copies of documents containing personal data of employees.

Let us also recall the possibility of prompt iran mobile database to incidents provided by DeviceLock DLP - the information security service can respond to critical events (in the event of an attempt to access printers, in the event of a rule for analyzing the contents of a printed document being triggered) much faster than when working with a shadow copy archive, thanks to the alarm notification function in DeviceLock DLP.

It is important to note that the unique functional and administrative characteristics of DeviceLock DLP for monitoring document printing from workstations do not compete with, but, on the contrary, harmoniously complement other solutions for protecting centralized network document printing processes, which allows you to create comprehensive information security systems.