MyDLP Integrates With Seclore FileSecure IRM
The integration of the two solutions allows enterprises to define rules for confidential information discovery based on predefined keywords or regular expressions.
MyDLP, the open source Data Loss Prevention (DLP) provider and Seclore, the Information Rights Management (IRM) solution provider, have announced the availability of the integration of MyDLP and SecloreFileSecure with a view towards maximising the impact of DLP and IRM investments.
“It might appear that the deployment of one of the above negates the need for the other. This however is not true in most cases. ” said Vishal Gupta, CEO, Seclore. “The combination of the discovery and preventive capabilities of MyDLP within the enterprise combined with the persistent control over information of Seclore FileSecure within and outside the enterprise presents a complete information centric security solution to the enterprise.”
Huseyin Kerem Cevahir, Co-founder, MyDLP, said “MyDLP and Seclore, two integration friendly security vendors, have achieved the best DLP and IRM integration in world. Now it is possible to bring complete security to your enterprise that no other IRM and DLP solution can provide.”
The integration of the two solutions allows enterprises to define rules for confidential information discovery based on predefined keywords or regular expressions and then automatically apply Seclore FileSecure usage controls on this information For MyDLP it means that the DLP policies’ scope can now be extended to outside the organisation. For Seclore FileSecure it means that the application of policies can now happen without human intervention. The combined solution truly is more than the sum of parts.

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