Jazz says a quieter DLP dashboard may mean nobody is watching

CEO Ido Livneh argues that years of exceptions let staffing limits become security policy, a failure Jazz built Melody to address.

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Why it matters

Security teams often tune DLP around available headcount. Jazz is betting that buyers will pay to investigate broadly, escalate selectively and audit what AI dismisses.

A dimly lit security operations center showing a large monitor displaying a quiet Data Loss Prevention dashboard, with an empty chair in the foreground.

Jazz co-founder and CEO Ido Livneh (@IdoLivneh) has put a pointed test in front of data-loss prevention buyers: when alerts decline, can the vendor prove that its software kept watching?…

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