The ability to capture and organize large amounts of information has been the foundation of modern-day business success. In healthcare, wrangling data and making use of it to improve patient care is no small undertaking. The volume of data produced by facilities is enormous however, most of it is not used because of inefficiency or lack of virtual data rooms tools to manage it effectively.

Data control is the process of protecting and controlling information throughout its lifecycle. This includes procedures to ensure the accuracy and consistency of data as well as security for sensitive information. Effective data control also allows audit trails and monitoring of data usage to ensure accountability and to identify weaknesses.

Data Control provides a centralized view of the file systems on your network. It scans for files that contain Personal Identifiable Information and displays them on a map along with their location on computers within your network. Indexed files can be discovered and categorized live, from data at-rest (files that reside in the file system) to data that is in use and data exfiltration.

Data Control provides a variety control models based on the kind of that you need to manage. ABAC is one of them. It allows access based on characteristics and environmental conditions such as location and time. This model is more flexible than the role-based access (RBAC) model, which assigns access rights to objects and users.