Stop sensitive data leaving the business — by email, USB, browser or chat.
Overview
Endpoint data loss prevention with automatically generated policies, over 70 controlled channels and pre-built classifiers for UK GDPR and PCI DSS data, so regulated information is controlled wherever your people work.
Outcomes
Regulated data kept inside the business
Evidence for audits and questionnaires
Policies live in weeks, not quarters
In depth
Traditional DLP projects stall because writing rules for every data type is enormous work. Here the system watches real data flows in an observation period, builds a baseline of legitimate behaviour, and generates a starting policy set automatically — which we then tune with you rather than write from a blank page.
Sensitive data leaves through more than email. Removable storage, printers, clipboard, screenshots, Bluetooth, network shares, browsers and uploads, messengers, remote-session redirection and cloud storage are all controlled from the same policy, on endpoints wherever they are.
Pre-built content classifiers for UK GDPR, PCI DSS and HIPAA-style data — national insurance and card numbers, health data, financial records — mean you can demonstrate control of regulated data quickly rather than after a six-month classification exercise.
We start in observation mode so you see what would have been blocked without interrupting anyone, then move channel by channel to enforcement. Incidents are centrally logged with the user, the file and the destination for rapid investigation.
FAQs
Not if it is rolled out properly. We run in alert-only mode first, review real incidents with you, then enforce channel by channel.
The observation and baselining period is typically two to four weeks, then enforcement is phased.
Yes — policy is enforced on the endpoint, so home and travelling users are covered.
Yes, including read-only allowances, approved-device lists and encryption requirements.
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