Data Loss Prevention
for AWS WorkSpaces
A powerful, multi-layered DLP solution for critical data residing on your workspace
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Powerful DLP for Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)
Endpoint Protector is a Multi-OS DLP platform that enhances the security features of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) to include policy-based data access and controls.
Our Data Loss Prevention helps discover, monitor, audits and enforce policies equally in physical or virtual environments. This allows organizations to consistently monitor and govern sensitive data transfers between internal, outsourced workforces, third-party collaborators, and system administrators.
Identify and protect sensitive data in Amazon S3
Scan S3 buckets for sensitive content and apply endpoint DLP policies to prevent unauthorized activity then monitor, notify, or block activity, based on user, location, and device used.
Protect your data at rest
Gain deep visibility into confidential data and get transparency on how individual users within your organization interact with it. Get comprehensive endpoint security with options to detect and to remediate.
Enforce endpoint compliance
Our tool offers security services that ensure compliance with regulations such as GDPR, PCI DSS, HIPAA, GLBA, NIST 800-171, and CCPA.
Multiple deployment options
Benefits
Cross-platform protection
Protect sensitive data including Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and Intellectual Property regardless of the operating system.
Control multiple data flows
Limit or block the use of USB storage devices and control data transfers over the internet through emails, messaging applications, web browsers, social media and more.
Flexible deployment options
Our DLP software can be deployed as a hardware appliance, a virtual appliance or through cloud services, including Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure. Choose the one that best suits your needs and organizational infrastructure.
Single console control
Set data loss prevention policies across your network and endpoints from a single dashboard offering an enhanced user experience.
Predefined compliance profiles
Get started quickly with our predefined policies that address common regulatory and IP protection use cases, including GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, and PCI DSS.
Easy-to-define & granular policies
Set granular policies and minimize the risk of a data breach. Create your own customized policies in a few quick steps and ensure data protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it can be deployed using various cloud service providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
Data loss prevention (DLP) has been challenging for many organizations to implement in the cloud, primarily because of a lack of solutions and difficulty integrating with the cloud provider’s APIs.
That has significantly changed in the past several years, however. In addition to tools like Amazon Macie as a cloud-native option, quite a few third-party providers have added products and services in the AWS Marketplace to offer DLP (usually through the implementation of a virtual gateway appliance), as well as host-based DLP agents that can be installed into workloads and images, reporting back to a central monitoring and policy platform also deployed in the cloud environment.
Implementing DLP is a subjective decision depending on whether your organization is subject to internal or compliance-related requirements that may necessitate this particular control.
Companies who prefer better flexibility and scalability or those with limited resources might choose a cloud deployment for their DLP solutions. By using cloud computing, companies are charged only for the resources they use and, therefore, avoid unnecessary expenses on developing and managing the required IT infrastructure on-premise.
Read the hassle-free guide to Endpoint Protector deployment for more insightful information.
Data Loss Prevention and logging data movement activities are obviously the primary goal of any DLP software. The objective of a DLP program however is extensive to meet a number of other data security challenges:
- Avoid disruptive and damaging distractions caused by sensitive information flow to the wrong people at the wrong time
- Prevent inappropriate or non-work-related use of resources
- Help meet industry-standard or data security compliance mandates (ex. SOX for public USA companies, HIPAA for USA health care, PCI for credit card handling, etc.) or enforce internal “written” data handling policies that also require confirmation of control or monitoring
