In 3 bullets, summarize why this product or service is different from the competition and deserves recognition:

● Challenging traditional DLP
When it comes to data security, most businesses are focused on traditional DLP strategies known for locking down and blocking access to regulated data. Gone are days where you can build walls to prevent data from exiting your organization. Just consider that 50% of breaches between 2012 and 2017 involved inside actors.

Security can no longer be defined by what you can prevent, but by how fast you can respond to threats and reduce risk to your business. Today’s progressive businesses are more cloud-based; workforces are more mobile; and productivity is dependent on data collaboration, access and movement. That’s why Code42 takes a different approach to data security — one that is focused on protection and recovery versus prevention.

● Providing File Visibility
Visibility to every version of every file is the most significant difference between the Code42 Next-Gen Data Loss Protection solution and competitive legacy DLP solutions. This unmatched visibility and non-discriminatory file access is why Code42 Next-Gen Data Loss Protection does not require policies in order to protect data like legacy DLP. By setting simple activity alerts, security teams can easily begin their searches to understand which of all of its files are at risk of misuse, loss or theft.

● Delivering ROI
When a leader in the hospitality/vacation ownership industry used Code42’s Next-Gen Data Loss Protection solution, it saved $1.33 million, saw nearly 300% ROI over 3 years with a payback period of 3 months.

When two international consultants sued a Code42 client, Code42’s file monitoring capabilities showed that the consultants deleted several files, helping the company disprove the consultants’ accusations. The global manufacturing conglomerate saved millions in a lawsuit.

Code42’s file monitoring capabilities helped a full-service mechanical contractor — with ten plants — detect 90 gigabytes of sales data leaving its network via an external drive.