Automated classification
Files are classified on content and metadata, not just the filename. What is public, internal or sensitive is decided by what the object contains.
Before a full-scale indexing begins, an intelligent sample of your data says where the risk actually sits — so the first thing you learn is where to look.
Files are classified on content and metadata, not just the filename. What is public, internal or sensitive is decided by what the object contains.
Unstructured and forgotten data is catalogued and classified, which is what makes sensitive content hidden in your storage spaces visible at all.
Redundant, obsolete and trivial data, and the stale containers holding it — files and SharePoint sites nobody has touched in years.
Knowing what a file contains is what lets a share be flagged the moment it happens: personal or financial data leaving the boundary, immediately.
Whether sensitive information is going out as attachments — the data points you need before you can say it is not.
Unused cloud-service licences, identified in the same pass as everything else.
Most organisations do not know how much unstructured ROT data they hold. This is how you find out.
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