The accountability gap access controls cannot close
Permissions can control who opens private data. They cannot preserve identity after that data becomes a screenshot, image or shared copy.
Read articlePractical thinking on attribution, insider risk and what to do when private information travels further than intended.
Permissions can control who opens private data. They cannot preserve identity after that data becomes a screenshot, image or shared copy.
Read articleA confidence score communicates how strongly recovered evidence points to one protected session—and where uncertainty still remains.
Read articleThe first hour after discovering a leak should preserve evidence, limit further exposure and create a reliable timeline for investigation.
Read articleTraceability works best when it is part of the authenticated application from the beginning—not added during an investigation.
Read articleSensitive financial information still has to be shared. ExactMark gives protected views and recipient copies a hidden identity, so leaked material can be traced back to its source.
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