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Data Privacy Monitor

Comprehensive insight into your organization's privacy risks. Detailed analytics: how many documents contain personal data, who owns them, where they are stored, and how old they are. Continuous scanning for emerging risks, automated alerts and audit-ready reporting.

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Verifying

350K

data owners decide before anything is deleted

  1. Classify (this page)Decide what the data actually is.
  2. VerifyVerified by a human before anything happens.
  3. DeleteBlock, strip, relabel or remove.

Dashboard

Awaiting capture

The DPO dashboard: monitored, profiled, personal and non-compliant data, with risk by creation date, risk by document class, accounts at risk and notification status

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The DPO tab. Four totals across the top, then every way of asking why they are what they are: by creation date, by document class, by account, by department, by source.

Data Privacy Monitor in action

Monitored, profiled, personal, non-compliant: the four numbers that say where you stand, and every way to break them down.

Audience

Built for the people who have to answer for it

Auditors, DPOs, project managers and team leaders each need a different cut of the same data.

1

The DPO: how exposed are we

Risk by document class, risk by creation date, and accounts at risk, which ranks the accounts holding the most personal data and can hide shared mailboxes or show only people who have not logged in since they were notified.

2

The CISO: how is it spreading

Shared externally against shared internally, per data category, filtered by source: email, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams, Google Drive or Slack. Click a domain and the drill-down narrows to that recipient domain.

3

The project manager: is it working

Notified, moved and deleted over time, with a cumulative line, plus Grace, Private, Dispensation and Misclassified so the exceptions are visible rather than quietly excluded.

4

The team leader: my team

The same numbers aggregated by AD group, data owner, direct manager or full manager hierarchy, so a small team can own its own compliance without the DPO chasing it.

Breakdowns

Every way to cut it

01

People

Owner, manager, group

By data owner, direct manager, full manager hierarchy, AD group or user account. Decentralised reporting is what lets responsibility sit with the team that created the data.

02

Data

Class, type, age

By document classification, file type, creation date or period, document age, and the policy that caught it.

03

Place

Source and location

By source and by location within it, so a single over-shared SharePoint site does not hide inside a tenant-wide total.

04

Ahead

Upcoming non-compliant data

What will breach a retention rule next, before it does. Compliance stops being a monthly surprise.

05

Export

Power BI and copy-out

SQL synchronisation of reporting data for Power BI, and a copy-the-list button on account tables that pastes straight into Excel.

06

Custom

Any dimension you can model

If the index holds it, you can report on it. Custom reporting is not a professional-services engagement.

Questions about the dashboard

Can we see data subjects, not just documents?+
Yes, and that is unusual. The dashboard reports the total number of real people in the data and links them to their personal data: see Data Subject.
Can managers see only their own team?+
Yes. Reporting by manager hierarchy is built in, which is how large organisations push the work down to the teams that made the data.
Does it work with Power BI?+
Yes, through SQL synchronisation of the reporting data.

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Monitor 250 mail accounts for free. The first dashboard lands in 5 to 7 business days.

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