What is Cloud Service Provider (CSP)?

A Cloud Service Provider (CSP) is a company that offers computing resources and services—such as storage, networking, databases, and software—over the Internet. These services enable businesses and individuals to access and manage data, applications, and infrastructure remotely without the need for on-premises hardware. CSPs typically operate on a subscription or pay-as-you-go model, providing scalable and flexible solutions to meet various IT needs. Examples of CSPs include Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud.

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Fasoo Enterprise DRM

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Encrypt data and apply dynamic access controls to ensure sensitive files remain protected throughout their lifecycles. Enforce persistent security by embedding consistent policies into data itself.
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Automatically discover, classify, and monitor sensitive data across all storage locations. Gain full control over unstructured data, reduce security risks, and simplify data management.
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Virtualize your content and keep it secure, clean, and synchronized across teams, devices, and locations. Keep every document version-controlled, encrypted, and traceable.
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