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Securing Proprietary Information

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by dsnover

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I am looking for tools that will identify when internal employees are accessing proprietary & confidential information inappropriately.

Has anyone implemented any such tools, and if so what were they, did they live up to expectations, and what were their costs?

Thank You

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by mgonzales

We run BindView Intellipacs. It has the ability in almost realtime to look at NT event logs for failed access to resources and send an alert. We have our configured for SMTP but there is other alerting options. I am not sure on the price.

GoodLuck!

by dsnover

Can you specify a file with Bindview? If I wanted to know when any user accessed a specific file can I tell Bindview which file to log?

Thank You!

by payton

If you are looking to secure your enclave boundary against unauthorized transit by proprietary information, and you are running IDS systems at your gateways, you can include a proprietary information tag within the content of the information (in theheader/footer of documents, commented in application code, hidden against the background color in hypertext docs) and then instruct your IDS to alert on that tag exiting your network. This method can serve as a backup to file-level monitoring and alert you when there is a problem.

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