MILPITAS, Calif., April 17, 2018 -- Seclore announces the launch of Seclore Data Classification, expanding its Rights Management leadership to delivering integrated data-centric security. By integrating classification with rights management, enterprises worldwide will now be empowered to seamlessly identify and label sensitive information, automatically protect that information with granular usage controls, and track usage wherever files travel. The ability to classify, protect and track documents will help organizations close security gaps and address compliance with the growing number of regulations around the world from GDPR to NIST to NYDFS.
“For many organizations, the first step in their data-centric security journey is to identify and classify their information. However, classification alone is not enough to fully address regulatory compliance and data security requirements,” stated Vishal Gupta, CEO at Seclore. “By integrating classification with rights management, organizations can seamlessly label sensitive information and automatically add granular usage controls that will continue to enforce and track how information is utilized wherever it travels.”
Powered by the best-of-breed classification product, Classifier from Boldon James, Seclore Data Classification users benefit from Boldon James’ advanced features, innovation and market leadership. With Seclore Data Classification, the organization’s users are empowered to apply relevant visual and metadata labels to messages, documents, and files to better control and protect their data.
Other key features include:
- Easy-to-define classification polices that reflect the organization’s unique data security and regulatory requirements
- Extensive configuration options including how much input the user should have and how a classified document should be treated
- Metadata classification labels to control who can see or share content
- Identity-based classification rules that can be defined using Active Directory attributes
- Adaptable visual markings to ensure awareness of data classification
- Policy violations are flagged to assist in remediation
- Seamless integration with the Seclore data-centric solution suite to automate downstream protection and tracking
“The combination of Data Classification and Rights Management gives organizations the ability to easily deploy two industry-leading data-centric security capabilities maximizing the value of both,” stated Martin Sugden, CEO, Boldon James. “This continues our strategy of partnering with best-of-breed technologies that maximize the value of data classification. We are delighted to be working with Seclore and extending our global reach to their customer base.”
“We are excited to have the best-in-class classification solution, powered by Boldon James, seamlessly integrated with our industry-leading rights management solution,” stated Lynne Courts, VP of Marketing at Seclore. “Combining these offerings with rich connectors for email, ECM, DLP, ERP, EFSS and SIEM enables organizations to easily deploy the most fluid data-centric security platform available in the market.”
About Seclore
Seclore offers the market’s first fully browser-based data-centric security solution, which enables organizations to control the usage of files wherever they go, both within and outside of the organization’s boundaries. The ability to remotely enforce and audit who can view, edit, copy, screen share, and redistribute files empowers organizations to embrace mobility, file-sharing, and external collaboration with confidence. With over 6000 companies in 29 countries using Seclore to protect 10 petabytes of data, Seclore is helping organizations achieve their data security, governance, and compliance objectives. www.seclore.com
About Boldon James
Boldon James has helped organisations protect their sensitive and business-critical data for more than 30 years. We provide best-of-breed data classification and secure messaging solutions, supported by expert advice, and partner to deliver powerful data security ecosystems.
The Boldon James Classifier solution is a flexible platform that integrates seamlessly with technologies from best-of-breed vendors. Combining the use of metadata with plug-and-play functionality, Classifier enables CISOs to create a tailored data protection environment that supports their wider governance, compliance and security requirements.
Over 1,000 customers trust Boldon James to protect their data, which include leading commercial organisations in the pharmaceutical, manufacturing, financial and professional services sectors, system integrators, defence forces and governments.
Boldon James is part of the QinetiQ group.
www.boldonjames.com
Media Contact Lynne Courts, VP of Global Marketing Seclore [email protected] 650-796-6970


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