Cloud DLP Deployment
Endpoint Protector can be deployed using various cloud service providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
Highly Rated in the latest Enterprise DLP Gartner Magic Quadrant
Discover, monitor and protect your sensitive data
Out-of-the-Box Solution to secure sensitive information from threats posed by portable storage devices, cloud services and mobile devices
In a world where portable, lifestyle devices, and the cloud are transforming the way we work and live, Endpoint Protector is designed to protect confidential cloud data against insider threats, while maintaining productivity and making work more convenient, secure and enjoyable.
The blacklist and whitelist-based approach grants flexibility in policy building. Organizations have the option to prohibit the use of specific removable devices and data transfers to file cloud applications and other online services, to scan for certain PIIs, but to allow transfers to specific URLs and domain names for certain computers/users/groups, avoiding task interruption. With Endpoint Protector being offered as hardware or virtual appliance, it can be setup in minutes. Moreover, the responsive management interface allows managing policies and checking reports from any device, from desktop to tablet.
Endpoint Protector dramatically reduces the risks posed by internal threats that could lead to data being leaked, stolen, or otherwise compromised. In addition to these, compliance with various rules and regulations is also met.
With a client-server architecture, they are easy to deploy and centrally manage from the web-based interface. Besides the Hardware and Virtual Appliance, Amazon Web Services Instance and Cloud version.
Cloud providers also offer a degree of flexibility and scalability that traditional IT infrastructure lacks: pricing tiers charge users only for the resources they use rather than a flat-fee for services they might potentially use. By using cloud computing, companies no longer need to deploy their own resources or allocate IT staff to manage services internally but can rely on cloud service providers for both.
At Endpoint Protector, we work together with our customers to constantly improve our solutions not only when it comes to their functionalities, but also to their deployment and support. With the rising use of cloud services, we expanded our deployment options to include various cloud service providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to meet the needs of companies that have taken the plunge into cloud computing. Explore more about our AWS DLP solution here.
Compliance Management & Auditing
Our DLP solution deliver cost-effective data discovery and Data Loss Prevention for data privacy and compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, NIST, PCI and more.
Stop the theft or loss of regulated data such as personally identifiable information (PII) over all communication channels. It is the industry’s most easily deployed and managed enterprise DLP - protecting regulated data in healthcare, financial services, government, retail, and other industries.
Real-time data protection with an advanced DLP solution
The components of our DLP solution can be used separately or all together to defend your data against loss, theft, and leaks.
Main Benefits
Cloud apps and file sharing services are extremely common in today's work environments due to the ease of use, convenience and fast collaboration. Banning the acces to these apps would affect employees' productivity. To avoid this but also make sure data is secured, you have the option to monitor and block specific data transfers to specific applications.
Shadow IT is a major concern for IT departments. With the use of Data Loss Prevention solutions, IT departments do not have to restrict access to apps as all sensitive content transfers can be monitored and blocked. IT departments have the tool to enforce data security restrictions, without compromising productivity.
With the available filters, whitelists and blacklists, IT Administrators can prevent sensitive data ending up in the cloud, without blocking the transfer of non-critical data that interrupts employees' work.
Audits are an important part of the data security plan. Knowing at all times users' activity related to data transfers can stop data breaches and ensure business continuity.
