DLP

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DLP

abbr of digital light processing; DLP projectorBeamer m
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In a formal chat with Gulf News, Kaspersky, one of the successful women working in the IT security industry, said that DLP software is different from a antivirus software and help organisations significantly minimise the overall damage and safeguard corporate sensitive data against leakage.
About prospects of large-scale deployment of DLP solutions in the kingdom, Zarovsky said: "We mainly stake on the government sector and the companies of high enterprise segments.
"Creating a chipset that makes 3D and interactive technologies more accessible for projector developers is a major step forward for the industry," said Roger Carver, General Manager, DLP Front Projection.
[bar] From left: Andrew Haynes, Jones Lang LaSalle; Steve Hutchings, Hutchings; Anthony Griffin, Griffin Mill; John Hutchings, Hutchings; Michael Bruce, DLP Surveyors; Jeremy Symons, Cooke & Arkwright
DLP solutions primarily focus on classifying sensitive data and preventing its transfer with a three-pronged technology approach:
"It's not full DLP," acknowledged Dean Coza, VMware's director of product management for security products.
Under its terms, DLP will acquire the North Carolina cardiac catheterisation business of MedCath, including six permanent and three mobile laboratories.
When that mail gets sent, the DLP technology has the ability to read it line by line and identify content related to any document that's been fingerprinted.
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