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Sensitive File Sharing Control
Sensitive documents leak or spread through screenshots, forwarding, and uncontrolled external sharing, while security controls create friction and workarounds.
In their words
When 2 or more people need to look at the same file at the same time, we have to gather around 1 computer. This DOES NOT WORK when one office is 45 miles away.
I'm looking for something that keeps all the latest approved assets in one place with permisions so the sales team stops pulling the 2024 brand deck
I want to create "playbooks" for my coaching clients and publishing in a notebook format like UpNote would be the best possible way to do this
I also need to look into file locking that they don't edit the same files at the same times.
The only important thing missing is an office suite so I can edit my docs on the go.
when I upload a file it wont share it with them? Seems one-sided
I saved my own copy in Sharepoint with my suggestions
Does anyone have a decent alternative to Onedrive?
Seems like it will push me to run two laptops: one university, one personal.
user management with LDAP integration is a must
I physically cannot fix our vision systems becuase I cant load the backup since they arent networked and I cant use my USB to SATA adaptor.
can I block certain people from seeing the contents on certain excel sheets but allow them to see others?
Woke up to 20,000 files in cold storage and the only user facing remedy is to manually restore each file one at a time.
I send PDFs for basically everything at work and the "same link updates" thing alone would fix so many wrong-version situations.
IT admins and business teams
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/googleworkspace
- r/gsuite
- r/sharepoint
- r/CMMC
- r/technicalwriting
- r/Office365
- r/selfhosted
Tools they use today
- SharePoint
- Google Drive
- OneDrive
- maipdf
- Dropbox
- Microsoft 365
- Nextcloud
- Microsoft Teams
Why those fall short
- users ignore guidance and prefer browsing via Explorer or saving own copies
- duplicate copies, meaningless names, random sharing permissions
- only works on Office files, not other important data
- no granular external-sharing policy; huge jump from no security to too cumbersome
- no simultaneous editing, no videoconferencing, rooms limited
Map of ideas
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