Enterprise DLP 4.5

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Overview

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Enterprise DLP is an identity-aware data protection software suite that can discover, monitor, protect, and manage sensitive data based on content, identity, and context.
Enterprise DLP brings together Data Loss Prevention, Application and Device Control, Unified Communications Control, and Information Rights Management applications - centrally managed by one policy system.

Flexibility to Address More Issues

Integrated product includes Data Loss Prevention, Application & Device Control, Unified Communications Control, and Information Rights Management on a single Policy System.

Most Accurate Detection

Uses identity, user context, and content to accurately identify, discover, detect, and protect data at risk. Easier to tune with dramatically fewer false positives compared to content-only DLP solutions.

Lowest Incident Management Cost

Policy Enforcement prevents incidents before they occur, eliminating the need to hire more people to monitor and manage DLP incidents.

Improved User Productivity

Workflow eliminates manual steps, allowing users to self-remediate at the source, making them more productive and improving user adoption.

Designed for Collaborative Companies

Host-based approach protects data on the move for insiders, outsiders, online, offline, even across companies. Enterprise DLP protects the data, wherever the data is, not just at the network perimeter.

One Policy System, Four Applications

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Data Loss Prevention	Proactive prevention of data loss that occurs through removable media (USB, CD/DVD-R, Bluetooth, FireWire, and others) and network channels (FTP, SFTP, FTPS, SMTP, HTTP, HTTPS, BitTorrent, Gnutella, IMAP, Jabber, rsync, WebDav, NFS, SMB, CIFS, and more).
Application and Device Control	Allows organizations to safeguard data by whitelisting approved executable, web-based and SaaS applications and USB or FireWire devices, such as flash drives or network adapters.
Unified Communications Control	Control sharing of information across communication and collaboration channels including e-mail, IM, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Office Communicator, and Microsoft LiveMeeting.
Information Rights Management	Control access and use of documents after they leave the server. Granular document permissions can limit access (including access lease), duplication, file sharing, clipboard actions, printing, and screen capture.