Most companies can name the systems that hold sensitive material and almost none can name the folders. Drawings sit on a share left behind by a project that closed in 2019. Personnel records sit in an export run for one meeting. Customer data sits on a laptop because the report was easier to build there. This bay finds it first and governs it second.
The discovery line reads endpoints and shares, works out what regulated or commercially sensitive material is sitting there, and puts a number against each device. That score is the part that matters, because it turns an unbounded problem into a queue somebody can work down.
It is also the thing that survives contact with a customer audit. When a large purchaser asks where their drawings live and who can open them, a dated report beats an assurance from whoever answered the phone.
The enforcement line encrypts whatever discovery identified, then applies policy to the exits people really use: removable media, uploads, and the personal accounts somebody falls back on when a file will not fit in a message.
Rules alert with the file and the person both named, which turns a policy document nobody has opened since it was written into something with observable behavior behind it.
Every rate on this page comes live off the billing service. Anything locked on stays on the worklist while you read on.
You cannot put a control on a folder nobody has located. This line reads endpoints and shares, works out what regulated or commercially sensitive material is sitting there, and scores the exposure on each device.
| Mounted on | Actifile, scanning whichever endpoints and shares you nominate |
|---|---|
| Isolates | Nothing yet. This line finds and measures before anything is enforced |
| Retained for | Findings and exposure scores, kept while the subscription is live |
| Released by | Not applicable. There is no control here to lift |
| Signed off by | Whoever owns the data on your side, on the exposure report |
The half that acts. Sensitive files get encrypted in place, and the exits data genuinely uses get governed instead of described in a policy document nobody has opened since it was written.
| Mounted on | Actifile, enforcing on the endpoints already under discovery |
|---|---|
| Isolates | A sensitive file leaving by a route your policy does not permit |
| Retained for | Enforcement events, kept while the subscription is live |
| Released by | A Fortify 24x7 engineer, on a request from your named approver |
| Signed off by | The named approver, on the exception record |
These two lines find and govern material on the devices you enroll. Everything below is outside them.
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