The India-origin data-centric security pioneer — protect the data itself, so protection travels with it wherever it goes, revocable even after sharing. EDRM, DSPM, AI-DLP and Classification, unified on the ARMOR platform, built for AI. This hub is your complete intel file.
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Rights that travel with the file.
Persistent usage controls attached to files: control who can view, edit, print, copy or forward, and revoke access even after sharing.
Find your sensitive data everywhere.
Discover and map sensitive data across cloud, SaaS, on-premises and AI, then feed what it finds straight into Seclore’s protection.
Use AI without leaking data.
DLP at the AI interaction layer: block, redact or tokenise sensitive data in prompts to ChatGPT or Copilot, and in responses.
Label data by sensitivity — automatically.
Auto-labels data from public to restricted, and a ‘confidential’ label can wrap the file in Seclore’s persistent EDRM controls.
Analytics and dashboards on posture, usage and the audit trail over sensitive data across ARMOR, even outside your perimeter.
Connectors to DLPs, CASBs, IdPs, SIEM, file storage, Microsoft Teams and Office, so Seclore fits your existing data-security stack.
Seclore sells across 4 of the products TechBag carries in data security & privacy. The Data Security & Privacy guide shows how the category splits and which part is yours. →
Location-based security loses control the moment data leaves your perimeter, which happens constantly. Seclore bet on protecting the data itself, so control travels with it — EDRM that stays revocable even after sharing, now extended with discovery, classification and AI-layer control.
One data-security platform, ‘Data Security Intelligence, built for AI’: discover, classify, protect and control at the AI layer, with EDRM enforcing it all.
Discover and map sensitive data across cloud, SaaS, on-premises and AI — who can access it and where it’s exposed — and feed that into protection.
Automatically labels data by sensitivity (public to restricted) at scale, telling the rest of the platform what to protect and how.
Enterprise Digital Rights Management: usage controls attached to files that travel everywhere and can be revoked even after external sharing.
Control sensitive data in AI prompts and responses, so staff can use ChatGPT, Copilot or custom AI without leaking or over-exposing it.
Start with follows-the-data protection (EDRM) or your most acute need — discovery, AI data control or classification — then extend across the connected ARMOR platform.
Every claim on this hub traces to one of these public signals.
EDRM, protect the data itself
Home-grown champion
Discover, classify, protect, control
Panasonic, Daimler, ING, governments
Control data even after it leaves
DSPM + AI-DLP for the AI era
Local presence & support
15+ years data-centric
The data-security platform, built for AI.
Why protect the data itself.
Two company-level views you won’t find on any vendor site — tap any dot for the rationale. The category-level grid lives on the product page.
Each dot is a Seclore capability: competitive position vs category momentum.
The heritage core — follows-the-data protection, revocable.
Data-centric depth vs location-based tools — where Seclore wins on follow-the-data protection.
Protect the data itself — pioneer EDRM + discover/classify/AI-DLP, India-origin. Follows-the-data, revocable.
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Zero-jargon starting points, in reading order. Each links into the deep education on the product page.
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Why protecting the data itself, so protection travels with it, beats security that loses control when data leaves.
Read →How EDRM lets you lock a file you already sent outside your company — control you never had with traditional security.
Read →Why most orgs don't know where their sensitive data is — and how discovery (including what AI can reach) fixes it.
Read →Why employees leak data into ChatGPT/Copilot, and how AI-layer, bi-directional control lets you embrace AI safely.
Read →Why labelling data by sensitivity underpins all data security — and why Seclore's labels drive real protection.
Read →The honest matrix — Seclore's follow-the-data, India-origin approach vs the alternatives.
Read →The procurement playbook TechBag runs with IT buyers — steps, licensing cheat-sheet, and the pitfalls that cost quarters.
Map what sensitive data leaves your control, where you lack visibility, your AI data risk and your DPDP drivers. TechBag scopes it free.
Start with your sharpest need — EDRM for shared data, DSPM for discovery, AI-DLP for AI leakage, or classification — then extend across ARMOR.
Protection bound to the data travels with it and stays revocable after sharing — control location-based security can’t offer. EDRM is the core.
Home-grown (Mumbai, IIT Bombay), DPDP-aware, sovereignty-friendly and locally supported — a trust point for Indian buyers.
Compare per capability: EDRM vs Purview/Fasoo, DSPM vs Cyera/Sentra/Varonis, Classification vs Purview/Fortra — then weigh integration and India origin.
TechBag is your local partner for scoping the platform, honest comparisons vs Purview/Fasoo/Varonis, deployment, and support — GST invoicing throughout.
| Product | Licensing model | How you enter | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARMOR EDRM | Quote — by users, scope of protection & integrations | Persistent, revocable, follows-the-data protection | Protecting data that leaves your control |
| ARMOR DSPM | Quote — by data scope & sources (cloud/SaaS/on-prem/AI) | Discover & map sensitive data; feeds protection | Knowing where your sensitive data is |
| ARMOR AI-DLP | Quote — by users & AI scope (chatbots/copilots/custom) | Bi-directional AI-layer data control | Using AI without leaking data |
| Data Classification | Quote — typically as the ARMOR foundation | Auto-label by sensitivity; drives protection | The base layer for data security |
Quote-only, sized by users, data sources and AI scope, with Data Classification as the ARMOR foundation — TechBag models the mix for your size and quotes in INR with GST.
Network, endpoint and perimeter tools lose control the moment data leaves, which is constantly. Protect the data itself so control travels with it.
Once a file goes out, the recipient can usually do anything with it, forever. Seclore EDRM sets what recipients can do and revokes access even after sharing.
You can’t protect or comply for data you can’t see. Use DSPM to map where sensitive data lives and who can reach it (AI included), and feed that into protection.
Employees paste sensitive data into ChatGPT and Copilot, and traditional DLP can’t see it. Control data at the AI layer in both directions instead of banning AI.
Labels nobody acts on achieve nothing, and manual tagging fails at scale. Let automated classification trigger protection, e.g. wrap ‘confidential’ files in EDRM.
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*Directionally consistent with public analyst forecasts; verify exact figures before quoting. The takeaway: AI data security and DSPM compound fastest — exactly where Seclore (data-centric, built for AI, India-origin) is placed.
Data now moves across cloud, SaaS, partners and AI, so demand is shifting to protecting the data itself.
What it means for you
Seclore pioneered EDRM: protection that travels with data and is revocable after sharing.
AI adoption is outpacing AI data security: employees leak data into AI, and AI over-exposes it.
What it means for you
DSPM finds what AI can reach; AI-DLP controls data at the AI layer both ways.
Data sprawl means most orgs don't know where their sensitive data is — driving strong demand for data security posture management.
What it means for you
Seclore’s DSPM finds data everywhere, AI included, and feeds it into protection.
India’s DPDP Act and sector mandates require organisations to identify, protect and govern personal data.
What it means for you
Seclore is a home-grown, DPDP-aware, sovereignty-friendly data-security vendor.
Assistants like Copilot surface over-permissioned sensitive data to people who shouldn’t see it.
What it means for you
AI-DLP limits what AI reveals, DSPM finds the over-exposure and EDRM protects the data.
Organisations are consolidating discovery, classification, DLP and protection into integrated data-security platforms.
What it means for you
ARMOR unifies DSPM, classification, EDRM and AI-DLP around follow-the-data protection.
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