Discovering DLP Concepts

What does DLP stand for?

• Data Loss Prevention

• Digital Loss Prevention

• Data Loss Protocol

• Data Link Protection

Can you name one type of DLP?

• Network DLP

• Endpoint DLP

• Cloud DLP

• Application DLP

Why is DLP important?

• DLP is not necessary for data security.

• DLP is important for protecting sensitive data and ensuring compliance.

• DLP is only for large corporations.

• DLP is primarily used for marketing purposes.

What does DLP help protect?

• public data

• temporary documents

• sensitive data

• archived files

Can DLP be used in schools?

• Yes, DLP can be used in schools.

• No, DLP is only for businesses.

• DLP is not applicable in educational settings.

• DLP can only be used in higher education.

What is one example of DLP in action?

• An example of DLP in action is blocking emails containing sensitive information.

• Allowing all emails regardless of content

• Encrypting sensitive information in transit

• Monitoring user activity without restrictions

How can DLP help keep information safe?

• DLP eliminates the need for data encryption.

• DLP increases the speed of data transfer.

• DLP helps keep information safe by preventing unauthorized access and sharing of sensitive data.

• DLP allows all users to access sensitive information freely.

What is a common tool used for DLP?

• Symantec DLP

• Cisco DLP

• Trend Micro DLP

• McAfee DLP

Can DLP help with online safety?

• Yes, DLP can help with online safety.

• DLP is not related to online safety.

• DLP can only protect against physical threats.

• No, DLP is only for data storage.

What is one thing DLP can prevent?

• Network security

• Data encryption

• User authentication

• Unauthorized data leakage