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    Ground Labs

    N/AN/AGround Labs enables organizations to discover and remediate their data across multiple types and locations — on servers, on desktops and in the cloud. Ground Labs boasts a comprehensive and trusted solution for the enterprise to confidently mitigate risk and find sensitive data. Ground Labs states their core focus is to develop technology to meet the increasing challenges of data management and regulatory compliance. This is shown with their flagship productsN/A

    Microsoft Purview Information Protection

    Score8 out of 10
    N/AMicrosoft Purview Information Protection (formerly Azure Information Protection) is a solution designed to enable users to better protect sensitive information. With it, users can control and secure email, documents, and sensitive data shared outside a company. From classification to embedded labels and permissions, users can enhance data protection at all times with Azure Information Protection—no matter where it’s stored or who it’s shared with.N/A
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    I can see using this on prints that are highly confidential. But, for everyday files, it might be overkill
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