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sitting on a span port. That then talks to the networks outbound proxy
which uses iCAP to talk to the inspection engine.

Another component sold separately is the host protection, maybe this
product could be responsible for e-mail signing?

I think semantic are going along the right lines with the host
protection. We all know endless ways of getting information outside
network. The trick is to restrict user access to that data in the
first place, by deploying vontu with user permissions testing and
Defence in Depth. If my memory servers me right: I believe vontu is
able to raise a flag if a user pulls of more records from a database
then they usually do or puts interesting data on a USB pen ( for
example) , this kind of monitoring is what should be used as first
line DLP and network protection as a 2nd line defence.

Any thoughts on this?

2009/10/23 Ron Gula <rgula at tenablesecurity.com>:
> I think it is one thing to talk about bypassing Vontu. How about
> spoofing sensitive email to frame your buddy or coworker into loosing
> their job? A lot of corporations use DLP products and these are often
> run by their legal/compliance teams.
>
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> Ron Gula, CEO
> Tenable Network Security
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