Adatkimenetkorlátozó

Adatkimenetkorlátozó is a Hungarian term that translates to "data output limiter" or "data egress controller" in English. It refers to a system or mechanism designed to control and restrict the amount of data that can be transmitted out of a specific network, system, or device. The primary purpose of an adatkimenetkorlátozó is to prevent unauthorized data exfiltration, protect sensitive information, and manage bandwidth usage.

These systems can operate at various levels. In a network context, an adatkimenetkorlátozó might be implemented as part of a firewall or a dedicated data loss prevention (DLP) solution. It monitors outgoing network traffic and can block or slow down transmissions that exceed predefined thresholds or match certain patterns indicative of data leakage. This could involve limiting the total volume of data sent to external destinations within a given timeframe or preventing specific types of files or content from leaving the network.

At the device level, an adatkimenetkorlátozó could be a software agent installed on individual computers or servers. It might restrict the ability of applications to send data to external services or limit the size of file transfers. Such measures are often employed in environments handling confidential or proprietary information, such as financial institutions, healthcare providers, or research facilities, to comply with regulations and maintain security. The configuration of an adatkimenetkorlátozó typically involves setting specific policies and rules based on the organization's security requirements and operational needs.