Our entire company runs on Google Workspace and Slack, and DoControl supports both as if it were built specifically for them. It delivers DLP with real context. The old approach to DLP is basically scanning for credit card and Social Security numbers, then getting buried in false positives. DoControl adds the missing layers: who the person is, what team they’re on, whether they’re about to leave, and who the recipient is. As a result, our alert volume dropped, and the alerts that still come through are actually worth reading. The Slack bot that prompts employees to explain a share or undo it is the feature my team mentions most. At this point, about half of our incidents get resolved without even needing a ticket.

We already had a CASB, and it still couldn’t tell us who inside the company had shared what with whom in Google Drive and Slack. DoControl could—within hours of connecting. Seeing your real exposure number is uncomfortable at first, but then you get to work. What I like most is the business context. An alert about a file shared with an external domain means one thing when it’s our CFO sending financials to our auditors, and something else entirely when a departing engineer sends a design doc to a personal account. DoControl can tell those situations apart because it reads our IdP and HRIS. Our CASB couldn’t.

The free risk assessment alone was worth the call. It showed us 600,000+ assets shared publicly and student health records sitting in folders any staff member could open. Students and faculty share one Google tenant here, and DoControl let us build what amounts to an ethical wall between them without breaking class projects. The Slack-style notifications that go to the teacher who overshared, instead of to me, changed everything. Teachers fix their own files now. I stopped being the bad guy.