Platform

Blackbar protects data at the point of visibility.

Using on device contextual processing to dynamically enforce predefined policies based on user, environment, camera, network, and application conditions, controlling how data is exposed on screen.

Why Visual DLP

Data rendered on screen can be captured by external devices, viewed by unauthorized individuals, exposed in public or unsecured environments such as airports, cafes, or shared workspaces, or unintentionally shared during screen sharing and video conference meetings. Even colleagues working nearby may gain visibility to sensitive information without authorization.

Traditional DLP solutions were never designed for this layer. Blackbar is.

Blackbar Masking

Application Privacy Controls

Policy-driven masking that protects sensitive on-screen data at the point of display, without modifying underlying systems.

Policy-driven masking of PII, financial data, PHI, custom fields

Context-aware controls by geography, role, application, URL, workflow

Temporary reveal windows with auditability

Secure legacy application access without broad exposure

PhotoShield

Intelligent Visual Threat Detection

Computer vision at the endpoint that detects cameras, unauthorized viewers, and visual threats in real time.

Lightweight endpoint agent with webcam-based object recognition

Policy-triggered activation for apps, URLs, VPN, protected contexts

Automated actions: screen blocking, watermarking, alerts, logs

No continuous video recording; event-focused enforcement

Cloud-managed, endpoint-enforced.

Policies are defined centrally and enforced at the endpoint. No network proxies. No screen capture. No agent bloat.

Centralized policy management across the enterprise

Low-overhead endpoint agents with minimal resource impact

Secure telemetry with encrypted transport

Enterprise controls: role-based access, SSO, audit logging

Architecture

Define → Distribute → Detect → Audit

Define

Create policies by data type, user role, geography, application, URL, or custom classification. Map masking and detection rules to real-world operating conditions.

Distribute

Push policies to lightweight endpoint agents. No network re-architecture. No proxy layers. No user-facing latency.

Detect

Endpoints enforce masking in real time, detect visual threats through computer vision, and respond with policy-defined actions — blocking, watermarking, alerts, or logging.

Audit

Centralized telemetry captures enforcement events, reveal actions, policy exceptions, and threat detections. Full audit trail for compliance, investigations, and reporting.