[Information] Key Points for Building and Implementing Data Governance Foundations
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This document summarizes the key points for building and implementing a data governance foundation. We introduce the features of "DirectCloud" data governance, which provides advanced capabilities to maximize data utilization and minimize risks. By integrating scattered files into "DirectCloud" and utilizing useful features for data governance, we will achieve further document utilization. [Contents (partial)] ■ Benefits of implementing data governance ■ Increasing management costs and challenges in data utilization due to the increase in digital data ■ Data storage and data integration ■ Features of DirectCloud data governance ■ Feature introduction 1: DirectCloud audit ■ Feature introduction 2: Acquisition of administrator operation logs *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Listings】 ■Feature Introduction 3 Advanced Trash Function ■Feature Introduction 4 Security Policy Settings ■Feature Introduction 4 DirectCloud-SHIELD IRM ■Related Feature Introduction 1 DirectCloud-SHIELD DLP ■Related Feature Introduction 2 DirectCloud AI *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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"DirectCloud" not only meets customer needs for high convenience and security at a high level, but it is also chosen by many customers due to its good cost performance. "DirectCloud" is equipped with robust security features such as virus checks and encryption during uploads, WAF, and IDS, and it can be configured to align with the security policies of the implementing companies. For example, we provide standard features such as six levels of access, function restrictions, IP address restrictions, device authentication, and two-factor authentication. It is multifunctional and secure, yet can be implemented with "unlimited users" and "no initial costs," making it adopted by a wide range of companies across various industries, from publicly listed large corporations to medium and small enterprises. As of November 2023, the number of implementing companies has already surpassed 2,000, and this number continues to grow rapidly.