Experience DCS right in your browser.
Try “attacking” a sample document, drag the before–after slider, or choose your enterprise scenario to see how DCS handles it.
Note: This is a simulation in the browser. Some features shown here are symbolic, to illustrate the principle; the real behavior of DCS may differ depending on the version, configuration and deployment environment of your enterprise.
Try copying text in the document, right-clicking, pressing Ctrl+P / PrintScreen, or clicking the buttons on the right. The watermark always shows the viewer's name and time, so every screenshot can be traced back to the person who leaked it.
Q4 business plan
An illustrative document with simulated figures, used to try the actions that DCS controls.
Strategy for approaching the target customer group, the proposed price list and the list of priority partners to roll out to this quarter.
| Item | Target |
|---|---|
| Target revenue | VND 12.5 billion |
| Profit margin | 28% |
| New customers | 14 |
DCS log
- No events yet. Try an action.
This is a browser simulation to illustrate the principle. The real DCS controls directly on the enterprise's own files and devices.
Drag the slider (or use the arrow keys) to compare the same document without and with DCS.
Framework contract
The watermark shows the viewer's name; copying, printing, screenshots and forwarding are all controlled.
Framework contract
The file can be sent to anyone, and the enterprise does not know who opened it.
Without DCS
- Once a file leaves the system, control is lost
- No way to know who opened it or who sent it on
- Cannot be revoked
With DCS
- Permissions bound to the file, following it everywhere
- Watermarks and logs that trace users
- Revoke permissions or let them expire at any time
Choose the scenario your business worries about most.
Without DCS
With DCS
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