Your XLS files may be the new data leakage frontier

Spreadsheets are useful as they are easy to send and review, but this same usefulness creates security risks when an XLS file carries pricing logic, client lists, margin assumptions, hidden tabs, or the reasoning behind a business decision.

AI tools are creating a new insider risk

A lot of AI data leakage doesn’t start with bad intent; it starts with convenience. 

Employees across businesses are using AI tools purely for convenience and productivity. Think of someone uploading a contract to summarize key terms, pasting meeting notes into an AI tool to clean them up, using AI to compare two documents, or extracting action items from an internal file.

Content is the new battlefield in cybersecurity

In 2026, digital transactions aren’t just simple handoffs. Each email, document, or signed link now carries value, context, intent, and often, money. Attackers are no longer trying to break in the traditional way; they have shifted their playbook.

Control Every Sensitive Document Even After Send

For law firms, confidentiality doesn’t end when the sensitive documents leave the inbox. It begins there!

Threat Radar and Terminator in One Package?

We all rely on third-party systems, such as cloud drives, partner portals, vendor mailboxes, and more. But here’s the problem with traditional defenses. They can only guard what’s inside your walls.