In today’s hyper-connected and heavily regulated environment, traditional Data Loss Prevention (DLP) approaches no longer get the job done. Organizations face the dual challenge of preventing sensitive data from being lost internally while also protecting against external leaks—across countless communication channels, platforms, and workflows.

With regulations like the GDPR, the EU AI Act, and industry-specific compliance frameworks, the stakes have never been higher. What used to be considered “best practice” is now mandatory to avoid fines, liability, and reputational damage.

But the reality is clear: legacy DLP tools can’t keep up. They are static, difficult to integrate, and often act too late. Employees perceive them as obstacles, leading to workarounds and shadow IT. T ...