You're using an entry level "pretend" DLP feature of an AV product to
try and do enterprise style DLP.  You get what you pay for.  However,
something like MIMEsweeper in your email flow would easily achieve what
you desire and could sandbox for approval rather than forbid, which is a
far better business enabler.  If you want granular control over things
like this and other actions with files, then you may want to look at the
full DLP suites (deep breath for costs though!).
 
 
 
a

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From: Jeff S. Gottlieb [mailto:jeff.s.gottl...@gmail.com] 
Sent: 04 May 2011 21:47
To: NT System Admin Issues
Subject: BLOCKING end-users from ATTACHING and EMAILING...



 

We are searching for a method to BLOCK end-users from ATTACHING and
EMAILING [sensitive] docs located on a SPECIFIC FOLDER of the share.

 

What we have accomplished thus far:

1) Using Sophos we activated "Device Control" preventing end-user from
coping to Storage, Network, or Short Range devices

2) Using Sophos we also activated "Data Control"... thus creating email
alerts detailing the sender /recipient, time /date, and name /location
of attachment

3) All documents are converted to PDF with security options that prevent
copy /paste, and printing

4) End-users are NOT allowed Internet access

 

Owners are left *totally* unsatisfied with all the above, as these
measures are not preventative enough.

Leaving any of the end-users without ability to email is NOT an option.

Leaving a [public] workstation open, available with access to this
SPECIFIC FOLDER, and then having no email /Internet is NOT an option.

 

These end-users are all in the CAD design department.

Given the nature of the business, suffice-it-to-say, one drawing in
email could represent a significant loss.

Sadly, the owners feel they cannot entirely rely on the loyalty of
generously paid employees [with great benefits], company policies, and
or legalese.

 

Thanks in advance for any suggestions... comments. Cheers, -J

 

 

EMPLOYEE Supposition:

Surely in created the level of sophistication placed in Sophos with
Device & Data Control suggests that a greater need exists to protect the
employer's intellectual property.

Along with these concepts, the end-users themselves have become more
sophisticated and perhaps unfortunately [these days] more-willing to
place their positions on the line.

 

I guess if we've done our IT job... than the end-users ONLY option is to
snap a photo using a cell-phone.

What then will the employer do?? Add company policy to include NO CELL
PHONES?? Imagine a world AT WORK without texting, tweeting, and the
occasional personal call??? Ouch!

 

EMPLOYER Supposition [slave-master]:

Add video surveillance too!!!! :--/

 

 

 

 

 

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