Titus Desktop Classifier

As the amount of unstructured information grows, so does the risk of data leakage. With just a few clicks, users can copy sensitive data from the desktop to email, USB drives, instant messages and other data leakage points. This increases the risk of serious data leakage, including disclosure of confidential information and intellectual property contained in PDF files, videos, images, and design documents.

Titus Classification Desktop provides the first step in protecting sensitive files from data leakage. By allowing users to assign classifications to any file, Titus Classification Desktop identifies the value and sensitivity of information so organizations can manage, secure and share, that information. The user's classification choices are stored with the file as persistent metadata that organizations can use to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of DLP, archiving and perimeter security solutions.

Key features:

• classification of each file
• one-click classification
• visible labeling
• permanent metadata storage
• data security
• ease of management

Benefits:

• Enables users to classify and protect confidential information and intellectual property contained in any file, including PDFs, videos, images, ZIP files and project documents
• Provides a simple right-click classification menu that guides users as they classify single or multiple files in Windows
• Visually identifies file sensitivities in Windows Explorer using classification menus and customizable classification icons
• Saves classification selections along with the file as persistent metadata that is retained even when the file is emailed or transferred to portable media such as USB drives. Classification metadata is also used to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of DLP, archiving, and perimeter protection solutions. solutions
• Add an extra layer of security by automatically applying Microsoft Rights Management Services® based on classification
• Titus generates user activity logs and user activity logs that can be monitored and analyzed to evaluate the effectiveness of security policies and detect anomalies