Data protection

Your most expensive data loss may not involve a hacker at all.

Information usually leaves a company through ordinary doors: a file forwarded to a personal mailbox, a client list copied to a USB stick the week before a resignation, a sharing link set to 'anyone with the URL'. Data Loss Prevention is the practice of knowing where your sensitive data lives, recognising it as it moves, and stepping in at the point of exit. We design those rules around how your teams actually work, then run them day to day.

Clay-style illustration of a vault door intercepting flowing data ribbons
4 channels
Laptops, email, network and cloud
DPDP-ready
Classification you can show a regulator
Monitor first
Nothing is blocked until the rules are proven

Sound familiar?

If two of these describe your week, this is the service that fixes it.

  • Nobody can answer a simple question: where does our customer data actually sit?

  • People leave with client lists and there is no record it ever happened.

  • Teams have signed up for cloud tools you have never heard of and put real data in them.

What the service covers

How the work is actually done, day to day.

01

Find it before you protect it

We scan file shares, laptops, mailboxes and cloud apps to build a real map of your sensitive data, then agree a labelling scheme simple enough that staff will actually use it.

02

Rules written for real workflows

A rule that blocks a designer emailing artwork will be switched off within a week. We test in silent mode, measure the false alarms, and only tighten once the rule is behaving.

03

Channel and device control

USB and printing rules, upload limits, email inspection and cloud app controls, set per department. Finance and engineering do not need the same restrictions.

04

A human reviews every trigger

Alerts go to an analyst, not to a folder. Genuine incidents are escalated with context; false alarms are fed back into the rule so the same one never fires twice.

What you receive

Documents you can hand to an auditor.

  • Data discovery report showing where sensitive data lives today
  • Classification scheme and rule set per business unit
  • Phased rollout plan: watch, warn, then block
  • Awareness pack for staff and a briefing for managers
  • Monthly report on violations, trends and repeat offenders

Platforms we work with

Fluent in the tools, loyal to none of them.

Microsoft PurviewForcepoint DLPSymantec DLPNetskopeSafetica

If you already hold licences, we operate them — no resale margin, no forced migration. When a change genuinely closes a gap or saves money, you see both cost models side by side before anyone recommends anything.

Onboarding

How data loss prevention goes live.

  1. 01

    A 45-minute conversation

    What you run, what worries you, and what a bad week has already cost you. No slides and no product pitch — we are working out whether we can genuinely help.

  2. 02

    Posture assessment

    We examine the estate, compare it against a recognised framework and hand you a prioritised list of gaps. The report is yours to keep whether or not you buy anything.

  3. 03

    Onboarding and a rehearsal

    Log sources, agents, access and escalation contacts are agreed, then we run a live drill of a real incident before we call the service live. Untested escalation paths are decoration.

  4. 04

    Steady-state operations

    Monitoring, response and reporting run to a written SLA, with a quarterly review that changes the plan whenever your business changes.

Questions

What buyers ask about data loss prevention.

Hand data loss prevention to people who do this daily.

Tell us how big the estate is and what deadline you are working to. Within three business days you will have a scope, a timeline and a flat monthly number — no discovery fee to get there.