Data Loss Prevention
for Insurance companies

Protect customers’ personal data and payment information, and comply with data protection regulations with Endpoint Protector

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Protect sensitive data

Manage insider threats

Ensure regulatory compliance

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Insurance companies worldwide trust Endpoint Protector to secure their sensitive data and reduce the risk of accidental data loss or theft on employee endpoints, even when working remotely or offline.

Our Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solution provides protection for sensitive data such as customer PII, healthcare information, and payment information. It allows you to monitor and control how information is being used to reduce the risk of insider threats and data loss from malicious, negligent, and compromised users.

Endpoint Protector also ensures your organization meets its data compliance obligations, including GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and more.

“Endpoint Protector allows us to control how data leaves our endpoints, either via USB and peripheral ports, or file transfers to the internet via emails, cloud storage, and other online applications.”

Head of IT, AON

“Wonderful security software that offers a lot of features.”

Regional Marketing Manager
Industry: Finance
Firm Size: 500M - 1B USD

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Stop data loss in its tracks

Personal Identifiable Information (PII)

Customer data (PII)
Payment data (PCI)

Healthcare data (PHI)

Healthcare records covered by HIPAA

Other Confidential Data

Employee records
Company IP

Common data security threats and challenges

Protection for remote workers

With today’s mobile workforce, insurance companies must ensure that they protect data on the endpoint. With Endpoint Protector, organizations can ensure that security continues regardless of where a device is physically located and even when it’s offline.

Insider threat management

Prevent data loss from malicious, negligent, and compromised users. Monitor activity related to device use and file transfers and stop data exfiltration with an all-in-one Data Loss Prevention solution.

Compliance with data protection regulations

Endpoint Protector can help you achieve regulatory compliance and meet the requirements of data protection regulations, including PCI DSS, GDPR, and CCPA.

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How does Endpoint Protector help?

Protection across macOS, Windows, and Linux

Endpoint Protector can easily be deployed on all operating systems and managed by administrators from a single dashboard, eliminating the need for multiple accounts or control panels.

Simple to admin

Endpoint Protector is rated by admins for its simple deployment options, ease of use, and quality of support.

Lightweight agent

Our lightweight agent doesn’t impact endpoint performance or negatively impact employee productivity.

Monitor and control peripheral devices

Our solution comes equipped with a powerful and granular Device Control module that ensures only trusted company-issued devices can connect to a computer.

Protect your users when working remotely or offline

Endpoint Protector ensures that data protection policies remain in place even when employees work remotely away from your network or when offline.

Case study
AON

The leading global insurance company protects a wide range of confidential data and improves security and compliance with Endpoint Protector.

The Challenge

As a company providing services across several industries, AON needed to protect a wide range of confidential data. The main challenge was to change end-users’ behavior from free and unlimited access to data to a controlled one.

The Solution

AON tested other DLP solutions but decided that Endpoint Protector met its needs the best thanks to its features and ease of administration.

"It [Endpoint Protector] gave us the tools needed to change the behavior of our users, from free and unlimited access to a controlled one”, explains AON’s Information Technology Head.

AON uses Endpoint Protector's Content Aware Protection for advanced granular control over which data can go out of the organization through various devices and online applications – without interfering with user productivity.

Why Endpoint Protector?

Efficiently monitoring of data and file transfers (email, USB, Skype, Outlook, Google Drive, etc.)
Intuitive, user-friendly interface
User-friendly interface
Fast, localized support

“We found Endpoint Protector better than other DLP solutions; especially Content Aware Protection features such as file tracing, as well as end-users’ Activity Details and Control.”

Prialaksana Januaresza
Assistant Vice President Information Technology Head

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Control your devices with our DLP solution

Device Control

USB & Peripheral port control

Lockdown, monitor and manage devices. Granular control based on vendor ID, product ID, serial number and more.

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Content-Aware Protection

Scanning data in motion

Monitor, control and block file transfers. Detailed control through both content and context inspection.

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Enforced Encryption

Automatic USB encryption

Encrypt, manage and secure USB storage devices by safeguarding data in transit. Password-based, easy to use and very efficient.

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eDiscovery

Scanning data at rest

Discover, encrypt and delete sensitive data. Detailed content and context inspection through manual or automatic scans.

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Multiple deployment options

Virtual appliance

Available in VMX, PVA, OVF, OVA, XVA and VHD formats, being compatible with the most popular virtualization tools.

Cloud services

Available for deployment in the following cloud services: Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure or Google Cloud Platform (GCP).

SaaS

Reduce deployment complexity & cost. Focus more resources on identifying and mitigating risks to your sensitive data and less on maintaining the infrastructure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What data do insurance companies need to protect?

Insurers collect a wealth of data about their clients, such as information related to their health, properties, employment contract, criminal records, etc. This means that insurance providers deal with various sensitive data, including PII and protected health information; it also means that the majority of the data collected by insurance providers is protected. To comply with data protection requirements, insurance organizations need to make ongoing efforts to ensure customers’ privacy protection.

Why is cybersecurity important for insurance companies?

Cybersecurity threats are among the most important risks facing the insurance industry. Common cyber threats affecting insurance providers include both external attacks such as phishing or malware infections and insider threats caused by human error or malicious employees. Attacks on insurance firms can result in significant damages such as fines, legal fees, or lawsuits, as well as in the loss of customer trust. Since the insurance business revolves around trust, a major breach can seriously impact an insurer’s brand and market value.

Find out more about internal data security threats.

How can insurance companies protect their data?

Insurance providers looking to secure their data must look both to internal and external threats when developing their data protection policies. Best practices for data security include:

Protecting data on the endpoint;
Protecting data on portable storage devices;
Using compliance profiles for regulated data.

Learn more about data protection tips for insurance companies.

What does GDPR mean for insurance companies?

Insurance companies that provide services to EU residents must comply with GDPR requirements regardless of where their business is registered and where business activity occurs. This means that they must ensure they collect, use, protect and share personal data in ways that are consistent with the GDPR.

Check out our GDPR guide.