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No. It is there to protect an organization from itself. It tells the participants that the content should not be shared by them. It is essentially like a water
by constantcrying 1y ago
No. It is there to protect an organization from itself. It tells the participants that the content should not be shared by them.
It is essentially like a watermark in a PDF. It can be trivially defeated, but that isn't the point.
- import 1y ago[flagged]
- elmerfud 1y ago[flagged]
- ale42 1y agoI think that it might more have legal implications than practical ones. It wont protect the organization from information exfiltration, but it might legally protect it, in the sense that a court might state that the necessary technical measures were there, so the organization is not responsible for the data leak that happened... or something in that direction.
- acchow 1y agoIf they wanted something like a watermark, they could have just added a watermark...