Which DLP tool is used to assess the risk level of an application?

The correct choice is the Risk Score, which is used to assess the risk level of an application. This tool plays a crucial role in identifying and quantifying potential risks associated with applications, allowing organizations to make informed decisions about application usage and security measures.

The Risk Score typically considers various factors such as vulnerability exposure, compliance status, and other critical metrics to provide a comprehensive understanding of the application’s security posture. By quantifying the level of risk, organizations can prioritize their focus on applications that may pose the most significant threats, ultimately leading to better risk management and enhanced security practices.

In contrast, while tools like Compliance Checker, Incident Tracker, and Policy Evaluator serve important functions in data loss prevention (DLP) and overall security management, they do not directly assess the risk level of an application. Compliance Checker verifies adherence to regulations, Incident Tracker manages and logs security events, and Policy Evaluator assesses how well security policies are implemented or adhered to, but none specifically quantifies risk in relation to application usage as effectively as the Risk Score does.