Abstract: Techniques for clipboard monitoring are disclosed. In one embodiment, the techniques may be realized as a method including identifying text that has been copied from an application to a clipboard; copying the identified text to a cache separate from the clipboard; replacing the identified text in the clipboard with a delayed clipboard object; in response to a reference call from the delayed clipboard object, analyzing the copied text for sensitive data; and in response to determining that the copied text includes sensitive data, providing a response to the reference call from the delayed clipboard object that does not include the copied text.

Abstract: Techniques for print monitoring are disclosed. In one embodiment, the techniques may be realized as a method including monitoring a spool directory associated with a printing system; identifying, for a print job file, a file management call that is made before the print job file is submitted to a printer driver to carry out a print job; blocking the file management call; analyzing the print job file for sensitive data; in response to determining that the print job file does not include sensitive data, re-initiating the file management call for the print job file; and submitting the print job file to a printer driver to carry out a print job.

Abstract: A processing device detects a file system call that is associated with copying data to a destination file. The processing device identifies an application initiating the copying of the data to the destination file and determines one or more files that are opened by the application. The processing device identifies a source file from the one or more files opened by the application. The source file corresponds to the destination file. The processing device determines whether the source file includes data to be protected and allows or denies the copying of the data to the destination file based on whether the source file includes data to be protected.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for increasing compliance with data loss prevention policies may include (1) identifying a file that is subject to a data loss prevention policy, (2) determining a classification of the file according to the data loss prevention policy, (3) identifying a graphical user interface that is configured to display a representation of the file, and (4) enhancing the representation of the file within the graphical user interface with a visual indication of the classification of the file according to the data loss prevention policy. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for increasing compliance with data loss prevention policies may include (1) identifying a file that is subject to a data loss prevention policy, (2) determining a classification of the file according to the data loss prevention policy, (3) identifying a graphical user interface that is configured to display a representation of the file, and (4) enhancing the representation of the file within the graphical user interface with a visual indication of the classification of the file according to the data loss prevention policy. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.