C3SA helps organizations discover, classify and protect sensitive information across endpoints, SaaS, cloud and collaboration environments using data-centric security and DLP.
Our work is designed around practical outcomes, not activity for its own sake.
Locate sensitive, regulated and business-critical information.
Define practical classification, labelling and handling models.
Design endpoint, email, SaaS and cloud DLP policies and controls.
Combine identity, data and behavioural context to prioritize risk.
Protect data with appropriate cryptographic and key-management patterns.
Align data-security controls with privacy and governance requirements.
Each capability can be scoped on its own or combined into a broader data security program.
Locating sensitive, regulated and business-critical information across file shares, SaaS, cloud storage, email and endpoints, and mapping how it moves between people, systems and third parties. Discovery starts with priority data, so the first results address what matters most.
What you get
A classification and labelling scheme people can apply without guesswork: a small number of levels, clear handling rules for each, and automation where your tools support it. Schemes that are too granular tend to be ignored in practice.
What you get
Design and deployment of data loss prevention policies across endpoint, email, SaaS and cloud channels, tuned against real business flows so legitimate work is not blocked. Policies normally start in monitor mode and move to enforcement once false positives are understood.
What you get
Combining identity, data-access and behavioural signals to prioritize genuine risk, such as unusual bulk downloads before a resignation, while respecting privacy and employment obligations.
What you get
Encryption patterns for data at rest, in transit and in use, with key-management decisions about who holds the keys, where and under which jurisdiction. Key control is often the deciding factor in data sovereignty.
What you get
Aligning data-security controls with privacy obligations, such as collection limits, retention and access rights, so one set of controls serves both the security and privacy programs.
What you get
Engagements can be targeted, project-based or part of a broader transformation program.
DLP projects fail when policies are written before anyone understands how sensitive data legitimately moves. Users get blocked, exceptions pile up and enforcement is quietly switched off. C3SA starts by locating and classifying priority data and mapping legitimate flows, then designs access, monitoring, retention and loss-prevention controls around real business use.
C3SA can design the program, deploy and tune the technology, and connect it to identity, cloud, privacy and incident response, so alerts reach someone who can act on them.
Not necessarily. Many organizations already own DLP capability in their email, endpoint or productivity-suite licences. C3SA assesses what you have before recommending anything new.
By starting in monitor mode, tuning policies against observed flows, and measuring false-positive rate and coverage before switching policies to block.
Discovery and classification tell you what personal information you hold and where, which most privacy obligations depend on. C3SA maps each control to the obligation it supports, so the same evidence serves both programs.
Sensitive data is moving through systems without clear ownership or controls.
C3SA locates and classifies priority data, maps legitimate flows, and designs access, monitoring, retention and loss-prevention controls around business use.
A sensitive-data map, control design, deployment priorities, and measures for false positives and coverage.
