Corporate legal departments achieve content governance by implementing technologies such as digital rights management (DRM) systems, data loss prevention (DLP) software, and encryption solutions to control and protect confidential corporate information. Content governance processes typically involve formulating policies outlining acceptable use of company information. This usually includes defining who should have access to sensitive content and what procedures must be followed when using or sharing it. Corporate legal teams may also establish the practice of categorizing, tagging, and storing sensitive content, so activity involving that content can be monitored and audited. Lastly, corporate legal departments typically require employees to participate in ongoing education and training related to content governance best practices.