The average cost of a data breach is USD 4.88 million, a 10% increase over last year and the highest total ever.

Business Data Security
Protect sensitive business and customer data from unauthorized access, ensure DLP (Data Loss Prevention) compliance, and prevent data leaks.
Safeguarding sensitive information is a top priority for businesses. Data breaches, accidental leaks, and compliance violations can have severe financial and reputational consequences.
Varyence helps companies secure their data with robust Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions, including Microsoft Purview DLP.
We help secure sensitive data within your modern data ecosystem by preventing unauthorized sharing, use, or transfer across devices, applications, online storage, online services, and interactions with AI tools such as Microsoft 365 Copilot or ChatGPT.
How we help with Data Security
Varyence offers comprehensive DLP services tailored to your specific needs. Our expertise includes:
1. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) ImplementationPrevent unauthorized sharing of sensitive information across your organization with Microsoft Purview’s robust Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies, including:
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![]() | 2. Information Protection & EncryptionEnsure your data remains secure whether it’s stored, in transit, or shared externally. We assist you in:
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3. Insider Risk Management & Threat ProtectionMitigate the risk of data misuse and insider threats through proactive monitoring and behavioral analytics. Our expertise includes:
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![]() | 4. Compliance & Data GovernanceStay ahead of industry regulations and compliance requirements with automated governance solutions. We help businesses:
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Why Choose Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention?Microsoft Purview DLP offers a unified, scalable approach to data loss prevention seamlessly integrated with Microsoft 365. Key advantages include: |
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Microsoft 365 Purview allows you to create policies that detect sensitive information and trigger alerts when data is shared or stored inappropriately. These policies can identify various types of sensitive data using built-in templates or custom configurations.
For example, you can monitor common sensitive data types like Social Security numbers, credit card data, and GDPR-related information.
For enhanced protection, we recommend creating custom sensitive information types, including fingerprinting confidential documents.
This advanced technique detects unique document characteristics (fingerprints) across emails, Teams, OneDrive, SharePoint, and even local devices.
Key documents to consider
fingerprinting in DLP policies include:
- Government forms (like tax forms or applications)
- Employee information forms (payroll records, performance reviews)
- Financial records (bank statements, budgets, and investment information)
- Business plans
- HIPAA compliance forms
- Intellectual property forms (patents, designs, and trade secrets)
- Legal documents (legal agreements and contracts)
Why is Data Loss Prevention (DLP) important?
In today's interconnected world, people constantly create, share, and store data across various platforms. This makes it vulnerable to both internal and external threats. A robust DLP strategy is essential for:
Protecting sensitive data
Maintaining compliance
Preserving brand reputation
Minimizing financial losses
Enhancing security posture
Our Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Approach
We take a collaborative approach to DLP, working closely with you to understand your specific needs and challenges. Our process typically includes:
Don’t leave your critical business data vulnerable.
Schedule a consultation to strengthen your data security posture and prevent data loss.



