The following are Data States as referred to by DLP except:

Data States in the context of Data Loss Prevention (DLP) refer to the various stages that data can be in during its lifecycle. The three primary classifications of data states are commonly recognized as Data in Transit, Data in Use, and Data at Rest.

Data in Transit refers to data actively moving from one location to another, whether across networks or devices. Data in Use pertains to data that is currently being accessed and actively processed by applications or users. Data at Rest describes data that is stored in a physical or virtual environment and is not actively moving or being used at that moment.

The choice of "Data in Transmission" is not typically recognized as a standard term within the context of DLP; instead, this term is simply another way to describe data that is in transit. Therefore, it does not represent a unique data state on its own. When discussing DLP, the emphasis is placed on the three established states without substituting why data is moving for the broader discussion of what DLP aims to secure during those states.