Confidentiality by default
Protect client data without the cloud
Law firms handle some of the most sensitive data there is, under a duty of confidentiality. Sending client documents to a cloud DLP service to check them sits uneasily with that duty.
FileSentinel runs locally on each machine, finding client identifiers, financial data, and health information across documents, and surfacing the metadata that legal documents are notorious for carrying.
For legal work
What FileSentinel handles
| Need | How it helps |
|---|---|
| Client PII | Find names, SSNs, and financial data in case files |
| Metadata risk | Strip author and revision data before filing or sharing |
| Document review | Surface sensitive data across large document sets |
| Confidentiality | Keep all scanning on-device, never in the cloud |
Before it goes out
Clean filings and disclosures
Before a document leaves the firm, FileSentinel helps you strip its metadata to a clean copy and redact sensitive values, with a remediation history that records exactly what was changed.
- On-device
- Strip metadata
- Redact values
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FAQ
Why local DLP for a law firm?
Confidentiality duties make sending client documents to a cloud service to scan them a poor fit. FileSentinel keeps scanning on each machine, so client data never leaves to be checked.
Does it handle document metadata?
Yes. It surfaces and strips author, editor, and revision metadata to a clean copy, which is a common exposure in legal filings.
Can it review large document sets?
Yes. Point it at folders or shares, use filters to focus, and review findings by severity.
Is anything uploaded?
No. All scanning and remediation happen on the local machine.