How does the data classification integration work at a technical level?

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Siberson Verikor DLP integrates with data classification solutions — including Siberson Veriket, Bolden James, Titus, and Get Visibility — through file metadata label reading . When a file is classified, the classification solution embeds a structured label in the file's metadata. Siberson Verikor DLP reads this metadata as a policy condition. This produces two complementary enforcement layers: Content inspection: Siberson Verikor DLP applies keyword matching, regex patterns, fingerprinting, and OCR to detect sensitive content in unclassified or partially classified files — ensuring coverage even when classification is not yet complete across the data estate. Classification-driven enforcement: For files that have already been classified, policy enforcement is triggered by the classification label directly — providing high-confidence, low-overhead enforcement that reflects human or automated judgment about the file's sensitivity rather than relying solely on pattern matching. The two layers operate in combination. Classification-based enforcement handles known, labeled sensitive assets with precision. Content inspection provides a safety net for unlabeled or newly created sensitive