Why DLP Security?
Up to 94% of companies that experience severe data loss never recover. This highlights the growing threat of data losses impacting companies. It is now more complicated to protect your data and IP against malicious behavior and data exfiltration. Data loss is expensive, time consuming, and can jeopardize an organization’s reputation. Hence, A good DLP solution is essential to:
- Prevent unauthorized access
- Ensure compliance
- Safeguard intellectual property
- Maintain customer trust
Fidelis Network® Data Loss Prevention Solution
Fidelis Security’s Patented Deep Session Inspection® technology gives you the ability to investigate threats and stop sessions that violate policies with details about who is sending and receiving data and what type of data is being sent. DLP security with Fidelis prevents data loss for your enterprise by:
- Extracting metadata and monitoring 300+ different attributes
- Providing increased data visibility
- Investigating how and why your data moves
- Preventing data theft or unauthorized sharing
- Safeguarding IP and business reputation
- Ensuring compliance
Network DLP Buyers Guide
What should you look out for while choosing a network DLP solution for your enterprise?
A good Network Data Loss Protection solution needs to be content and context aware for effectiveness, not a large source of alerts and noise impeding security analysts. Download our Network DLP Buyer’s Guide to know how to choose the perfect solution for your organization.
Threat Protection offered by Fidelis Network® DLP Solution
Insider Threats
By monitoring data movement and user activity, Fidelis' network DLP solution can detect suspicious attempts to transfer sensitive data to unauthorized locations.
Cloud Misconfigurations
DLP security can help secure cloud data by identifying and preventing unauthorized access or sharing of sensitive information stored in cloud platforms.
Phishing Attacks
Data Loss Protection can help mitigate these risks by monitoring email content and attachments for keywords or suspicious patterns associated with phishing attempts.