Endpoint DLP Solutions from Fortra

Fortra Endpoint DLP: Continuous Data Security at the Endpoint

Fortra Endpoint Data Loss Prevention (DLP) safeguards sensitive data and intellectual property on any device with an installed agent, whether on or off the corporate network. Unlike Network DLP, which monitors and protects data in motion, endpoint DLP protects data at its creation and during use, ensuring continuous protection even when users are off the corporate network.

Our cross-platform, lightweight agent captures and records all system, user, and data events, including file creation, copy, paste, and printing. Unlike basic DLP tools that alert only after data is compromised, our data security solutions can automatically log, block, and require justification for suspicious or unauthorized activity before a potential security incident.

Key Features of Endpoint DLP

Deep Visibility & Control

Monitor events and protect data across all endpoints, users, and systems.

Streamlined Compliance

Simplify regulatory requirements with pre-configured compliance rules.

Rapid Deployment

Safeguard sensitive data and gain actionable insights in mere hours.

Customizable DLP Controls

Tailor DLP controls to align with corporate data security policies for seamless workflow integration.

Built for Data Discovery & Classification

Discover sensitive data at rest and classify data as it's created, or integrate your existing tools.

Reduce False Alarms & Maintenance

Minimize unnecessary alerts and ongoing maintenance for smoother security operations.

Prevent Data Egress

Prevent data egress from any endpoint by assigning permissions and specifying data transfer rules.

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Take Control of Sensitive Data and Prevent Unauthorized Access Across Your Environment

Protect IP and personal information

Get more control over your structured and unstructured data with our comprehensive context and content awareness.

Immediate visibility

Get the deepest visibility into data, user, and system events, regardless of what users are running, what operating system they’re running it on, and whether or not they’re on the network.