Industry standard for data anti-disclosure

In the era of data disclosure, data anti-disclosure products are spoiled. However, in the face of different functions and dazzling names (data anti-disclosure, data anti-leakage, etc.), it makes people feel confused, and there is no way to judge and choose.

So the question is, what are these refreshing products in essence? Is there an industry standard?

The answer is yes, these products are essentially document encryption software, the official name is: electronic document security management. Its essence lies in: transparently encrypting the document itself (kernel level) when the document is created, and combining with users and permissions. After the document is encrypted, legitimate users normally double-click to open it and use it within the scope of authorization, while illegal users cannot use ciphertext, so as to achieve the purpose of data leakage prevention.

The industry standard for electronic document security management products is GA/T 989-2012, which was officially issued and implemented on April 25th, 2012.