Functional Product Briefing

1. Users can now open unprotected copy of protected files in the application of their choice through Seclore by configuring this component. 2. Optimized the time taken to implement policies for Seclore Digital Asset Classification (DAC)

1. Seclore Digital Asset Classification (DAC) labels will be retained when a classified file is ‘Saved As’/ ‘Exported’ to PDF. 2. Enabled Mandatory Classification prompt while printing files in Office applications.

1. Introducing EDRM protection for interoperable design format files with a range of granular permissions to ensure the control of IP down the supply chain. 2. Added support for uploading attachments when users reply to protected emails via browser or mobile devices. 3. Introducing Seclore Digital Asset Classification (DAC) for Forcepoint DLP Endpoint Discovery.

1. Users will now be able to apply Seclore Digital Asset Classification labels to files opened from cloud sync folders. 2. Users can now use the Outlook send button to send Seclore protected emails in Outlook on the Web and One Outlook for Windows.

1. Introducing Seclore Digital Asset Classification (DAC) via Right Click → Classify in Seclore for Mac.

1. Seclore Digital Asset Classification (DAC) label icon overlay is now visible in the primary label's color for files classified with the top six labels mapped to the user. 2. Users can now be sure that offline access is enabled for the protected files they need before going to an offline location for the desired period of time. 3. Added support for One-click Access for emails protected through Email Auto Protector.

1. Manual protection can now be enabled in the presence of Seclore Digital Asset Classification (DAC) in Outlook desktop app.

1. Added support for One-click Access for emails protected through Email Auto Protector.

1. Introducing Enhanced Content Policies for Seclore DAC. 2. Introducing the option to apply either header or footer (or both) for documents and emails classified with Seclore DAC. 3. Access Request emails sent to file owners or users with share permission will now contain the email address of the requester along with their name.

1. Users with at least Read permission can now open protected files using Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) and Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). 2. Protected files can now open faster by up to 2.5 seconds depending on certain factors. 3. Classification will be now retained when users reply to/forward classified emails using New Outlook for Mac. 4. An endpoint health check URL is now available to monitor the connectivity of Seclore API Server with other architectural checkpoints such as the Policy Server, Database, and Elasticsearch. 5. Introducing Sample PLM App for internal demos and POCs.

1. Introducing Dynamic Watermarking for classified-only files (files that are classified but not protected). 2. Introducing Bulk Classification – automatic classification and protection of files in bulk. 3. Introducing an option to configure email body protection for classified emails. 4. Enterprises can now migrate all files and emails classified with Boldon James Classifier to Seclore DAC. 5. Added an ‘Export’ button in Outlook for Windows for Seclore-protected emails. 6. Added support for One Outlook/New Outlook.