Simple, powerful IP protection and tracking for manufacturing
Manufacturing businesses are a nexus of proprietary information from suppliers, partners, and customers, and according to the 2020 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, internal errors and abuses now account for more breaches than malware.
Cyberhaven easily protects any type of content without requiring manual classification or introducing friction into the supply chain. Teams can audit and control the flow of sensitive data and proactively identify risky data sharing events and users. With Cyberhaven, organizations can prevent leaks, mistakes, and industrial espionage, all without disrupting the flow of legitimate work.
Problems we solve
Protect unstructured data with no tagging.
Automatically classify important data—from CAD files to source code—all without the need for pattern matching or manual tagging. Cyberhaven finds data sprawl even if you don’t know where to look.
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Find and audit data across the organization.
Track the who, how, and when of every data action to find risky users and actions before data is leaked. Did a user try to rename and share a product design file over personal chat? Cyberhaven answers with confidence.
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More protection, less friction.
Unique data classification technology prevents false positives so the supply chain remains both protected and efficient. Cyberhaven provides flexible enforcement options to keep staff productive while reinforcing secure practices.
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Sample data flow
The scenario
Mike was scrambling to close an end-of-quarter deal and decided to take a shortcut. He asked his friend Joe in design to share the early previews of an unreleased product. Joe opened an AutoCAD file from the shared drive Prototypes and rendered it as an image, then emailed it to Mike who sent it to a prospect using WhatsApp in hopes of closing the deal — violating the company policy and putting the rendering at risk of being publicly exposed before the release.
Cyberhaven solution
Cyberhaven detected exfiltration of unreleased product designs to personal instant messaging. Cyberhaven traced the entire data journey from when Joe downloaded an AutoCAD file from the Prototypes drive, through all the intermmediate steps. When Mike tried to send the file over WhatsApp, Cyberhaven knew it contained unreleased product designs and raised an alert.
