
Microsoft Security Partner
Security and information-protection expertise
Every business runs on sensitive information. Customer lists, payroll, financial models, M&A plans, regulated personal data, intellectual property. Every business also has people who legitimately need access to that information to do their job — and that’s exactly where DLP becomes essential.
DLP makes sure that what should stay inside actually stays inside. Whether someone tries maliciously, or accidentally pastes a wrong email address, or just doesn’t realise that file shouldn’t have left the system — we build the controls that catch it.
Our Data Loss Prevention service is built on Microsoft Purview, with extensions where needed. It runs the full DLP lifecycle — classify your data, label it, enforce policies, monitor what’s happening, and respond when it doesn’t.
Classification & Labelling
External Sharing Controls
Insider Risk
Policy Enforcement
Endpoint DLP
Reporting & Audit
DLP has shifted from “nice to have” to “the regulator is asking what you’ve actually deployed”. Our DLP service is built to deliver that answer with confidence — and to give you the evidence to back it up.

Security and information-protection expertise

Microsoft 365 collaboration and data context

Microsoft cloud-security specialization

Information-security controls embedded in delivery
A few of the questions we get asked most often.
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is a set of technologies and policies that stop sensitive information – such as personal data, financial records, or intellectual property – from being leaked, lost, or misused. DLP identifies and classifies critical data, then monitors and controls how it’s shared across email, cloud, and devices.
ICT Solutions implements DLP using Microsoft Purview across Microsoft 365, discovering and classifying sensitive data, then applying policies that block or flag risky sharing. ICT tailors rules to each organisation’s data and obligations, monitors violations, and refines controls – protecting information without disrupting legitimate day-to-day work.
Maltese firms in finance, iGaming, and professional services handle large volumes of regulated personal and financial data under GDPR. DLP directly supports compliance by preventing leaks and demonstrating control, while a local partner aligns policies with Maltese regulatory expectations and internal governance.
Our DLP Starter Guide covers the steps every regulated business should take in the first 90 days
We are excited for our work and how it positively impacts clients.