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An alert without context wastes analyst time. GuardStance Investigations brings file activity logs, user behavior signals, matched detectors, and signed evidence into a single view so analysts can resolve incidents fast.
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A policy violation does not automatically indicate malicious intent. The security team still needs to understand what information was involved, which activity triggered the policy, and what response followed.
GuardStance shows the complete timeline around a file—who created, renamed, copied, or uploaded it—so investigators can quickly separate innocent mistakes from real insider risk.
Who opened, copied, renamed, printed or moved classified files.
User, device, destination and behavior signals around the event.
Which policy was triggered, and why.
Examine recorded events and supporting evidence.
Every action on classified data, on endpoints and servers.
Which rule matched, which detector fired, and the exact threshold reached.
User identity, endpoint name, application, destination account, and timestamp.
File movement and user behavior, shown in the incident context.
Each event says what matched, which rule and why.
Group related events into cases, assign reviewers, and export signed audit reports.
No. This is not employee surveillance. Content is only recorded when a policy matches. The aim is to understand what happened around sensitive data, not to watch people. A policy event is a starting point for a fair review, not a verdict about an employee.
Every event carries what was detected, which rule matched and why, the user, the destination and the action taken. Events are signed, so what you show the auditor is what actually happened. Report templates cover GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS and ISO 27001.
Yes. Policies can be imported from other DLP products to shorten a migration, so you do not start from a blank page. The import is checked and tuned during the proof of concept.
