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- Help resources
- Protecting files and emails on Windows
- Protecting files on Mac
- Protecting neutral CAD files
- Classifying files and emails on Windows
- Approving access requests for protected files and emails
Enterprises often share files across business units and with an ‘extended enterprise’ of vendors and partners. Giving them NO access would cripple your business while giving them ALL access would leave your data insecure. How do you ensure that employees and third parties can use your files, but not misuse them?
Seclore’s data-centric security ‘wraps’ your files and emails with granular usage controls that stay with files wherever they go.
In this section, we’ll see how you can protect files and emails and give specific permissions to users according to your business needs.
Help resources
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Protecting neutral CAD files
Seclore EDRM (Enterprise Digital Rights Management) solution offers robust support for interoperable CAD/Design formats, ensuring that your design files are well-protected throughout the supply chain.
For more articles on Seclore for Neutral CAD files, click here>>
Classifying files and emails on Windows
If your organization has enabled Seclore Classification and assigned labels to you, you can classify and protect files and emails using labels defined by your organization. Please see the following articles to learn more.
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Classifying emails in Outlook
Classifying a file using the right-click menu
Classifying a file while working on it
Declassifying files on WindowsFor more articles on Seclore Classification, click here>>
Approving access requests for protected files and emails
Recipients who don’t have access to protected files and emails see an option to request access from the file owner. The file owner receives an email notification where they can either choose to approve the request or simply ignore it.
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Accepting/declining access request on a protected email‣