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The Proofpoint Content Compliance™ module, included with every Proofpoint deployment, lets you define and enforce acceptable-use policies for message content and attachments. Identify and prevent a wide variety of inbound and outbound policy violations.
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Rapid creation of acceptable-use policiesProofpoint Content Compliance includes common filters and standard dictionaries to help quickly establish corporate messaging policies or support existing policies, giving organizations an immediate benefit in controlling the most frequently encountered issues with messaging abuse. Examples of acceptable use policies that can be created include:
Enterprise-grade content email compliance filteringBoth inbound and outbound email messages are monitored and classified in real-time, providing organizations with proactive control of their messaging infrastructures. Any suspected or noncompliant email is flagged and can be quarantined for further review or audit, before exposing the company to any liability. A point-and-click interface simplifies the process of defining complex logical rules related to file types, message size, and message content. The four key messaging analysis functions of Proofpoint Content Compliance are:
Learn more about email compliance and the Proofpoint Network Content Sentry. Meet internal policy requirementsProofpoint Content Compliance compares message content with keywords, dictionary contents or regular expressions in order to protect businesses from the use of inappropriate or offensive content and other issues that can surface through email usage. A variety of built-in dictionaries are supplied with the Content Compliance module, such as an offensive language dictionary that can be employed to discourage the use of improper or abusive language. Easily customize policies for your unique corporate requirementsCustom policies are easily created using Proofpoint's graphical user interface, which allows messages to be analyzed and processed based on a comprehensive list of message attributes such as:
Attachment scanning and support for custom or proprietary document typesBuilt-in attachment scanning capabilities allow you to apply your policies to the contents of message attachments. Policies can be enforced on content in more than 300 types of document attachments, including word processing formats (such as Microsoft Word), spreadsheets (such as Microsoft Excel worksheets), Adobe Acrobat PDF documents, presentation formats (such as Microsoft PowerPoint) and documents included in archives (including ZIP, GZIP, TAR, and TNEF formats).In addition to the hundreds of built-in document types that Proofpoint's outbound email security modules natively understand, administrators can use Proofpoint's File Type Profiler to easily extend support to new, custom or proprietary file types (e.g., proprietary CAD/CAM formats). Proofpoint speaks your languageProofpoint’s policy and content scanning engines detect and “understand” text in any language, including multi-byte languages. Data loss prevention policies can match non-English keywords and dictionary terms written in international character sets including Japanese, Chinese and Cyrillic. Proofpoint Content Compliance includes powerful features for enforcing acceptable use policies and basic content protection rules, built right in to the Proofpoint platform. These built-in features are more advanced than the data loss prevention add-ons that many vendors sell separately. Proofpoint Content Compliance:
Proofpoint also offers a wide array of optional modules for advanced data loss prevention, leak prevention, policy-based encryption and compliance applications across email, web and FTP protocols: Most Proofpoint customers take advantage of the Proofpoint Content Compliance module as a core part of enforcing their email use policies. Visit the Proofpoint Resource Center for a complete list of customer case studies. |
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