Priya doesn’t want another after-the-fact leak report. She wants the decision made at the door: block it, make them justify it, or redact it — every time, on every channel.
Classic DLP flags exposure in a report, long after the data is gone.
Downloads, connector exports, and AI answers are separate doors with separate gaps.
All-or-nothing blocking frustrates users and gets switched off.
Model an egress — a credit-card number leaving the tenant on download — and see the decision before it happens: block, require justification, or redact for non-privileged roles. The same policies run live on every export, not as an after-the-fact report.
Sensitivity and PII types are identified as documents are ingested and classified.
On every download, export, or answer, policy weighs content, destination, and role.
Block, require justification, or redact for non-privileged roles — not all-or-nothing.
Every egress decision is written to the tamper-evident ledger.
Yes. Answers are an egress channel like any other and run through the same policies.
Yes. Policies support block, require-justification, and redact, so legitimate work isn’t halted.
Every egress decision is recorded on the hash-chained ledger with actor and context.
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