Discover the difference: Zscaler DLP vs. Legacy DLP
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Capabilities
Safeguard critical data with defense-in-depth
Classify sensitive data
Understand the types of data being stored, which region the data is in, who has access to it, and the level of risk associated with it.

Monitor and enforce policy
Stay vigilant of all endpoint activity through one console. Apply a unified policy to monitor and protect data in motion and at rest.

Automate remediation
Detect and prevent threats, policy violations, and data loss with AI-powered automation, freeing up your security staff.

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Use Cases
Streamline and strengthen endpoint data security

Get rid of complicated point products and deliver data security from one unified strategy.

Track and consistently protect your most sensitive data in real time, no matter where or how it is accessed.

Secure the employee attrition process by stopping exfiltration of sensitive data to personal and removable storage.

Ensure regulatory compliance is maintained for required data and file types across your entire organization.
FAQ
Endpoint DLP solutions continuously monitor and protect sensitive data on endpoint devices (e.g., laptops, desktops, IoT, mobile devices), to prevent unauthorized sharing or exfiltration. By extending traditional DLP capabilities to individual devices, organizations can better safeguard sensitive files. Endpoint DLP can also detect and block risky user activity such as the transfer, upload, or printing of sensitive data.
Yes, modern endpoint DLP solutions use data classification techniques to identify sensitive information, such as credit card numbers, personally identifiable information (PII), or intellectual property. Advanced features include Exact Data Match (EDM) and trainable classifiers to detect custom data types and patterns relevant to the organization.
To evaluate if your endpoint DLP solution covers all connected devices, verify it tracks all endpoints, including laptops, desktops, mobile devices, and IoT assets, through centralized monitoring. Check for seamless integration with network systems and test its detection capabilities for sensitive files and risky user behavior. Conduct regular compliance audits and maintain up-to-date endpoint inventories to ensure full coverage.
