Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Today’s business world is more interconnected than ever. Communication gaps between teams, limited access to crucial data, and the inability to adapt swiftly to market shifts become pain points that slow down progress and hinder critical business decision-making. The Egnyte Mobile App is designed to address communication and collaboration challenges on-the-go.

This month's release roll-up for product updates and enhancements includes AI-driven Document Summaries and Q&A - ‘Ask’ Tab, Advanced Watermarking, and Share File and Folder Links. Below is a summary of these and other new releases. Visit the articles linked below for more details.

Many organizations have made the decision to use Microsoft products. Their users appreciate the integrated applications provided by M365 and have grown comfortable with them over years of use. However, many administrators find Microsoft products unnecessarily complex to configure and maintain. In addition, some security and governance capabilities are either difficult to configure or simply don’t exist with Microsoft.

Using AI-based content detection, Egnyte has demonstrated the ability to detect and classify millions of documents for our customers over several years. Egnyte customers can locate files containing sensitive information, write safeguard policies to control how they are shared, and write file lifecycle management policies to automate retention, archival, and deletion.

This month's release rollup for product updates and enhancements includes the SANS Institute Report, Egnyte Sign, and Rules-based Metadata. Below is a summary of these and other new releases. Visit the articles linked below for more details.

Metadata is a powerful tool for organizing and managing digital assets, but as digital content volumes continue to grow, manual tagging becomes increasingly time-consuming and inefficient. Manual tagging can lead to inconsistent metadata, making it a challenge to search and organize content effectively.