Firewalls guard the network; your sensitive data walks out the door in email and files every day. Billow's information protection, data loss prevention (DLP) and data governance services protect the data itself — classified, encrypted and controlled so it stays safe even when it leaves your walls.
Information protection safeguards sensitive data throughout its lifecycle; data loss prevention (DLP) stops that data from leaving improperly; and data governance is the framework that decides what data matters, how it's classified, and how long it's kept. Together they form a data security program that protects the thing attackers are actually after — the data itself — rather than just the walls around it.
Perimeter security assumes the danger is outside. But most data loss happens from the inside out — a file emailed to a personal account, a spreadsheet uploaded to an unsanctioned app, a departing employee copying customer records. Because the protection is applied to the data (classification, labeling, encryption), it follows the file wherever it goes, so a leaked document is still unreadable to whoever ends up with it.
Billow helps you find and classify your sensitive data, apply the right protection and DLP policies, manage insider risk, and put the governance and compliance framework around it all. The result: you know what data you hold, where it is, who can touch it, and that it stays protected — which is also the foundation of meeting obligations like GDPR, HIPAA and other regulations.
Our information protection and data governance services cover the full lifecycle — discovering sensitive data, protecting it, preventing its loss, and governing it for compliance.
Discover and classify sensitive data automatically, applying sensitivity labels so every file carries its own protection.
Policies that detect sensitive data in email, files and cloud apps and block or flag actions that would expose it.
Encryption and access controls that travel with the file, so sensitive documents stay unreadable to anyone unauthorized.
Detect risky or malicious data handling — like a departing employee copying records — before it becomes a breach.
Retention and disposal policies so data is kept as long as it must be and deleted when it shouldn't be held any longer.
The framework and reporting to meet GDPR, HIPAA and other obligations — with the audit evidence to prove it.
Most organizations don't actually know where their sensitive data lives — which is why it leaks. Information protection starts by finding and classifying it, then makes the protection travel with the data instead of stopping at the firewall.
Discovery and classification surface the data you didn't know you had — the first step to protecting any of it.
Labels and encryption stay with the file, so a document that leaves your network is still useless to whoever gets it.
DLP catches the everyday accidents — data emailed out or uploaded to the wrong place — that cause most breaches.
Classification, retention and reporting give you the evidence to satisfy GDPR, HIPAA and other regulators.
We implement the leading information protection and governance tooling — and recommend the right fit for your environment rather than forcing one.
Info protection · DLP · governance
Email · endpoint · cloud DLP
Retention · eDiscovery · audit
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We find and classify your sensitive data across email, files and cloud — you can't protect what you can't see.
Sensitivity labels, encryption and access controls are applied so protection travels with the data itself.
DLP and insider-risk policies stop sensitive data from leaving improperly — by accident or intent.
Retention, compliance and reporting keep data managed to policy — and give you the evidence auditors want.
Protecting data works alongside controlling access and monitoring the environment. These connect to it most closely.
The full security practice this sits within — endpoint, SIEM & SOAR, cloud security, information protection and more.
Agents need identities and least-privilege access too — IAM is the backbone of controlling what AI can reach.
Much of your sensitive data now lives in the cloud — secure the platforms and configurations that hold it.
Most organizations don't — which is exactly why it leaks. Tell us about your environment and we'll help you find, protect and govern the data that matters most.
