Uncompromised Data Control with DRM
As an essential extension of the Lookout Cloud Security Platform, our digital rights management (DRM) grants you total control over your data, safeguarding it at every point of its journey and mode of usage.
Protect data even in places you don’t control
Our DRM enhances the Lookout platform's data protection capabilities, providing you with reliable control over your data, even when it's accessed through third-party applications or personal devices.
Discover the key capabilities every SSE needs to protect your organization.
Extending the reach of our data-centric platform
Comprehensive data insights
Detect and classify data as it moves across your organization or is shared externally so you know what policies to enforce when and where.
Context-sensitive policies
To make access decisions, we factor in the risk posture of a user, including location, device health, what browser or app are used, and what kind of sharing activity is occuring.
Top DRM use cases
Protecting data shared to environments you don’t control
Hybrid work now requires sensitive data to flow freely. Looking at the context of a data share event, our DRM extends data protection into those places that you don’t manage.
- Detecting and classifying sensitive data within emails, documents, or images
- Modifying or setting time limits on access permissions, or obfuscating keywords or apply watermark
- Encrypting data as it’s being downloaded and apply timed restrictions on when it can be decrypted
Securing confidential information on endpoint devices
Our platform’s DRM encrypts the data as it's downloaded to an endpoint device. This ensures that data protection policies can be enforced.
- Adding time limits to data access
- Masking or redacting sensitive keywords, or applying watermark disclaimers
- Requiring step-up authorizations or notifying the user on what to do to lift restrictions
Safeguarding sensitive data shared via email
Ensuring that emails don’t introduce risk to your data, our platform’s DRM can detect sensitive information and then enforce policies during email communication.
- Detecting sensitive data in email text and attachments, including zipped files and images
- Removing recipients that lack access authorization