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        "content": "\n            Provide a detailed analysis of the product security features described in:\n            \n            Content to analyze:\n            Search Free Trial Get Demo The NEW classification 101  The Why  The How February 28, 2017 In this post I will reiterate what we have been presenting to partners, analysts and customers alike  from a why we did this perspective to a how we did this approach. As covered in the previous post, we built this product primarily out of frustration being a user of several of the old school products that are out there. I personally found them to be Hostile to the end user experience Had significant architectural and operational requirements prior to deployment Required end user training in most cases tough to do when you have 40,000 of them! Capable of delivering on the technical requirements  but rarely facilitating the spirit of the requirement Covering only a small part of the footprint required Missing a huge component of any info sec program  SoC and IR teams wasting the data collected, and not sharing it with other interested parties Enabling and reinforcing negative user interactions more on this later So, its a long list  but these are the primary issues I had with the marketplace at the time. Having been on many sides of the issue in my career as a product guy, as a deployment customer, as an end user, as a consultant  I feel there still is a long ways to go in this space. So lets quickly cover each item  again my opinion so YMMV  however I have spent quite a bit of time validating this with customers, users and architects Hostile to the End User Experience Ahhh.. this is a big one for me. My main point of frustration with this item was threefold Why are you asking the user to compute for you? That is  asking them to classify the document for you. Arent you sitting in front of a computer? Isnt that what a computer is supposed to do  Compute? You are interrupting the user  they have better things to do than answer your silly security questions  so youd better make it simple, fast and easy  preferably without having to think much about it If billions of people can figure out Facebook, Twitter and other products  why do you need to train people how to classify? Design up front with minimal to no training required as a stated design requirement Bonus Points  Why are you promoting the software brand in your end-user facing interactions???? We spent a lot of time on this item  engaging UCD and UIUX experts right away to help us geeks dont make good User Experiences generally J. After over 300 surveys, about 20 different designs and many many user interaction sessions  we have come up with something that delivers on all fronts. Why are you asking the user to compute for you? Whenever we interact with the user  we are actually asking them just to confirm our calculations. With a quick eye scan we tested this!  the user can see that oh the computer thinks its Confidential  I agree  click Ok and move on. Simple, fast  easy. If the user happens to not agree with the automatically calculated classification  simply all they do is select the other classification Partner External for example  and if the administrator set the flag  enter a reason WHY its different. Entering a reason is a significant portion of our classification stewardship architecture  a whole section on that coming up! Either way, its designed to be simple, fast and quick to understand  while also being highly accurate and up to date  just as important! You are interrupting the user Indeed, users Looooove being interrupted. Our hundreds of user surveys show a high level of dissatisfaction with almost everything in IT, but especially with change. Anything that is new or different is a big point of concern and worry! for most users. They have been conditioned to worry about viruses, ransomware, malware, breaking their machine, etc. over the years that anything new is a big problem. So, in addition to having a user interface that is both uniform to their existing environment looks like Office, acts like Office, etc.  it is also very selective when we actually prompt the user. Instead of asking them to classify or validate a classification on every file-save, or every time they email the document, or every time they close Word  the administrator has high granularity capabilities as to when to ask the user something. We found this to be both very specific to organizations  and even departments within them. Some areas of the business you are going to be asking every time a document is edited  since these are either high risk documents or high risk users. In other areas, you may only ask once, or only when the classification has been detected to change. At the end  you decide  not the software vendor  whenhowwhy you interact with users. Why do you need to train people how to classify? When is the last time you read a manual for a new product software or hardware? Indeed, try and find one for the app on your phone! We worked with the UCD folks with this premise in mind  we dont want to train users how to use the solution. Such a simple thing, but goes a long way in the design and implementation of the whole stack  goes to the core of what we do and drives many decisions around the implementation of functions and many of the features. Our usability testing demonstrated that at worst, users need only a few seconds of coaching  potentially from a colleague or a manager or a simple self help video oh yes, when this comes up  if you agree with what the computer estimated, just click ok if you dont agree, select the different classification and enter why  then click ok Branding  why are you promoting the software vendor? Personal pet peeve of mine  when the user is being interacted with  why are the users subjected to the commercials of the software? The vendor name, logo, etc.  why? Who cares? Certainly  users DO NOT. So, in our solution  end users will not be subjected to the ClassiDocs brand, name, logo or anything else. The full solution is not just brandable with your logo scheme, but more importantly it supports any information you wish to present to the user  in all HTML5 goodness. Do you want to remind the users about something? Link to a video that corporate produced on Data Classification? Include a click-to-call button for the helpdesk? Anything else? With two clicks on the administrator UI  everyone in the organization gets this information  globally within 5 minutes. We felt from the beginning that the end-user interaction mechanisms, approaches and designs were yours to own  greatly reducing end-user friction with the solution less scares, less confusion, more knowledge transfer, up to date messaging and ultimately  higher uptake of the solution  which is something we all aspire to! Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev General Availability  ClassiDocs Data Classification  Governance Platform  GDPR GovTech  Adventures and Observations in IAM Cross Boundary Policy Management in Cloud Environments Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443\n            \n            Your analysis should cover:\n            1. 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    "content": "**Analysis and Overview of ClassiDocs Security Features**\n\n**1. Key Security Features:**\n- **Automatic Classification:** ClassiDocs employs automatic document classification, reducing user burden by requiring only confirmation.\n- **Selective Prompting:** Administrators can control when and how often users are prompted, minimizing interruptions.\n- **Customizable Interface:** The interface can be branded with organizational logos and messages, enhancing user trust and communication.\n- **Classification Stewardship:** Includes a feature for users to provide reasons when disagreeing with classifications, aiding accuracy and oversight.\n\n**2. User Benefits:**\n- **Ease of Use:** Designed for minimal training, with a familiar interface resembling Microsoft Office.\n- **Reduced Interruptions:** Customizable prompting reduces user frustration and increases efficiency.\n- **Informative Messaging:** Organizations can display relevant information without overwhelming users.\n\n**3. Integration Capabilities:**\n- **Seamless Integration:** Designed to integrate with existing systems, particularly Microsoft Office, enhancing adoption and reducing the learning curve.\n- **Adaptability:** Offers granular administrative settings to meet various organizational needs.\n\n**4. Compliance and Certification:**\n- While not explicitly detailed, the focus on data classification suggests alignment with regulations like GDPR. However, specific certifications aren't mentioned and may require further inquiry.\n\n**5. Security Best Practices:**\n- **Efficient Classification:** Automatic classification with user confirmation aligns with best practices, balancing security and productivity.\n- **Minimal Training:** The intuitive design reduces the need for extensive training, promoting quick adoption.\n- **Customizable Messaging:** Helps maintain user engagement without compromising security.\n\n**6. Technical Specifications:**\n- Utilizes HTML5 for custom content, supporting quick setup and branding. More detailed technical specifications, such as encryption methods, aren't provided and may require consulting product documentation or support.\n\nIn summary, ClassiDocs excels in user-friendly security features and integration, but further details on compliance certifications and technical specs may be needed for a comprehensive evaluation.",
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