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Data Security and External DLP Policies
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Data Security and External DLP Policies Overview
In the Information Age, your organization’s data is one of its most prized possessions. Your organization 
spends a lot of money making data available to your employees, customers, and partners. Data is always 
on the move by traveling over the web and email. This increased access poses challenges for information 
security professionals to figure out how to prevent the malicious, accidental, or unintentional loss of 
sensitive and proprietary information.
The Web Security appliance secures your data by providing the following capabilities:
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Cisco IronPort Data Security Filters. The Cisco IronPort Data Security Filters on the Web 
Security appliance evaluate data leaving the network over HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP to control what 
data goes where and how and by whom. 
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Third party data loss prevention (DLP) integration. The Web Security appliance integrates with 
leading third party content-aware DLP systems that identify and protect sensitive data. The Web 
Proxy uses the Internet Content Adaptation Protocol (ICAP) which is a lightweight HTTP based 
protocol that allows proxy servers to offload content scanning to external systems. By offloading the 
content scanning to dedicated external systems, the Web Proxy can take advantage of the deep 
content scanning in other products while being free to perform other Web Proxy functions with 
minimal performance impact.
By working with the Cisco IronPort Data Security Filters and external DLP systems, the Web Security 
appliance allows you to protect information and intellectual property and enforce regulatory and 
organization compliance by preventing users from unintentionally uploading sensitive data. You define 
what kind of data is allowed to leave the network.
To restrict data that is leaving the network, the Web Security appliance provides the following types of 
policy groups: