DATA PROTECTION & DLP · 5 VENDORS

Data protection and
leak prevention.

Control over sensitive data at every level, from employee computers to the cloud. This includes DLP at the network perimeter, database auditing, data classification and document management.

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vendors
5
Data Stack
DLP · DAM · ECM
data coverage
360°
and external threats
Insider

What we cover.

  • DLP & Insider Risk

    Control over the movement of sensitive data: email, USB, cloud, printers.

  • Database Activity Monitor

    Full auditing of SQL queries to critical databases with real-time alerts.

  • Document Management

    Electronic document workflow with digital signatures, routing and a document archive.

  • Data Governance

    Classification, tracking and management of data throughout its lifecycle.

Frequently asked questions.

How does DLP prevent leaks through personal email?
Forcepoint DLP intercepts data transfers through web browsers, email clients and cloud applications in real time and automatically blocks leaks.
Can we control access to Oracle, MSSQL and PostgreSQL?
Yes. Imperva DAM works with all major database systems. Lepide focuses on Microsoft SQL Server, Active Directory, Exchange and SharePoint.
What is DSPM and why do you need it?
DSPM (Data Security Posture Management) automatically finds sensitive data in the cloud and on your own servers, classifies it and assesses the risks.
Does Docsvision meet government requirements in Uzbekistan?
Yes. Docsvision supports digital signatures, archiving and the GOST requirements for document workflow used in the CIS public sector.
Where must customers’ personal data be stored under Uzbek law?
Under the Law “On Personal Data” (ZRU-547), the personal data of Uzbek citizens must be stored on servers inside the country by default. Since 2026, the law allows exceptions if the established protection requirements are met. DLP and DSPM tools (Forcepoint, Lepide) help you see where this data actually is and keep it inside approved systems.
Do banks need to audit the actions of database administrators?
Yes. The regulator requires commercial banks to record every privileged action by IT and database administrators. The logs must be kept for a long time. Imperva DAM does exactly this for databases by logging every privileged query.

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