Key Features of Siberson Verikor DLP
Overview
Siberson Verikor DLP is an enterprise-grade Data Loss Prevention solution designed to detect, monitor, and prevent the unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information across endpoints, email, network channels, and cloud services. This article summarizes the core capabilities that define the product and the business outcomes they deliver.
1. Comprehensive Data Discovery and Content Inspection
Siberson Verikor DLP inspects sensitive content in use, in motion, and at rest. Detection combines multiple techniques:
- Keyword matching and dictionary-based detection
- Regular expression (Regex) patterns for structured data (national IDs, IBAN, credit card numbers, health records)
- Document fingerprinting for exact and partial match of proprietary content
- Contextual analysis that evaluates user, device, destination, and operational context
- Optical Character Recognition (OCR) for text embedded in images and scanned documents
2. Unified DLP Policy Engine
Policies are the core governance layer of Siberson Verikor DLP. They translate corporate requirements into actionable controls by combining classification and content inspection with contextual signals such as user identity, device posture, application, destination, time, and operational scenario.
- Fine-grained policy scoping by department, role, group, location, or asset class
- Policy actions: block, allow with justification, notify, audit, or generate an incident for SOC workflows
- Centralized management across all endpoints and channels
- Version control and policy lifecycle management
3. Multi-Channel Enforcement
Siberson Verikor DLP protects every practical data egress path:
- Email — SMTP, Exchange, and cloud mail integration
- Endpoint channels — USB and removable media, printing
- Network — HTTP / HTTPS uploads, SMB shares
4. Custom Actions by Channel
Instead of applying one-size-fits-all enforcement, Siberson Verikor DLP allows security teams to define channel-specific response actions aligned with business workflows, data sensitivity, and compliance context. This reduces false-positive disruption while preserving strict control where it matters.
5. Incident Management and SOC Workflow
Siberson Verikor DLP consolidates policy violations and high-risk events into a structured, workflow-ready incident layer rather than fragmented alerts.
- Each incident captures channel, rule, severity, user and device details, data classification, destination, timestamps, and action outcome
- Analyst enrichment: notes, categorization, assignment, escalation paths
- Bi-directional integration with SIEM, SOAR, ticketing systems, and internal approval workflows
- End-to-end traceability for compliance and post-incident review
6. Real-Time Notifications
Policy-driven notifications ensure the right stakeholders are informed at the right time and with the right level of detail. Alerts can be tailored by channel, classification, severity, user or group, destination, and rule outcome, and delivered to SOC analysts, data owners, compliance teams, or line managers. User-facing notifications also reinforce policy awareness and enable corrective action without disrupting productivity.
7. Reusable Resources Library
A centralized governance library standardizes the building blocks used across policies, rules, notifications, and incident workflows. Key resource types include:
- Dictionaries — reusable keyword and pattern sets
- Policy and rule categories — taxonomy for structured governance and reporting
- Regions and industries — segmentation aligned with business footprint and regulation
- Domains and networks — centralized destination and network scope definitions
- User directories — identity mapping that follows organizational structure
- Custom users, computers, and devices — controlled exceptions and scoped targeting
- Custom actions — reusable response playbooks per scenario or channel
- Severity models — unified prioritization and SOC workflow drivers
- Metadata labels — consistent tagging for classification context and analytics
8. Integration with Siberson Veriket Data Classification and Third-Party Tools
Siberson Verikor DLP is designed to consume classification metadata from Siberson Veriket Data Classification as well as third-party classification and labeling solutions. When persistent classification labels are present, the DLP engine enforces policy based on an authoritative ground truth rather than inference, materially reducing false positives and missed detections.
9. Operational Controls and Resilience
- Uninstall protection — prevents unauthorized agent removal by end users
- CPU limitation — bounds agent resource usage to preserve endpoint performance
- Performance monitoring — real-time agent health and resource telemetry
- Automatic update — centralized agent and signature updates without manual intervention
- Bundle reporting — consolidated evidence packages for audit and forensic review
10. Deployment Flexibility
- On-premises deployment — full control and data residency within the organization's infrastructure
- SaaS delivery — Siberson Verikor DLP as a Service for accelerated rollout and lower initial investment
- MSSP delivery model — managed operation by a qualified service provider, unique in the Turkish market for native DLP
- User-based licensing — predictable, scalable commercial model
11. Compliance Alignment
Siberson Verikor DLP produces the technical controls and audit evidence required by major regulatory frameworks:
- KVKK (Turkish Personal Data Protection Law)
- ISO 27001
- GDPR
- PCI-DSS
- SOX
Business Outcomes at a Glance
| Outcome | How Siberson Verikor DLP Delivers It |
|---|---|
| Risk-based governance | Unified policy engine with context-aware enforcement |
| Operational efficiency | Reusable resources and centralized management |
| Audit-ready enforcement | Structured incidents, bundle reporting, traceable decisions |
| Reduced operational noise | Channel-specific custom actions and user-assisted workflows |
| Faster response | SOC-ready incident layer with SIEM and SOAR integration |
| Compliance posture | Pre-aligned with KVKK, ISO 27001, GDPR, PCI-DSS, SOX |
Last updated: 2026-04-24