Configuring Business-Related File Types

The organization's policy defines access to business and non-business related data. Business-related files are confidential data file types that are usually encrypted in the business-related drive section of storage devices. These files are defined as business-related file types by default:

  • Multimedia - QuickTime, MP3, and more.

  • Executable - Exe, shared library and more.

  • Image - JPEG, GIF, TIF and more.

These files are defined as non-business related file types by default:

  • Spreadsheet - Spreadsheet files, such as Microsoft Excel.

  • Presentation - Presentation files, such as Microsoft Power Point.

  • Email - Email files and databases, such as Microsoft Outlook and MSG files.

  • Word - Word processor files, such as Microsoft Word.

  • Database - Database files, such as Microsoft Access or SQL files.

  • Markup - Markup language source files, such as HTML or XML.

  • Drawing - Drawing or illustration software files, such as AutoCAD or Visio.

  • Graphic - Graphic software files such as Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator.

  • Viewer - Platform independent readable files, such as PDF or Postscript.

  • Archive - Compressed archive files, such as ZIP or SIT.