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Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions for preventing unauthorized data exfiltration, detecting data breaches, and enforcing data security policies.
Browse 132 data loss prevention tools
AI-era DLP with entity-aware content analysis across SaaS, email, and AI tools
AI-powered content security platform for healthcare compliance and data protection
AI-enabled DLP for Microsoft 365 and AI tools with context-aware detection
Encrypted cloud storage for law firms with end-to-end encryption and sharing
Encrypted cloud document storage for business with secure file sharing
Secure file transfer portal for sharing confidential files with encryption
Endpoint DLP solution with port/device control and removable media encryption
Secure file sharing platform for sending encrypted files up to 5TB via email
DLP solution for Google Workspace with automated data leak prevention
DLP solution for Microsoft 365 with automated data leak prevention capabilities
Enterprise security platform focused on preventing data exfiltration
File encryption tool with visual access control and revocable permissions
Message-level encryption platform for securing sensitive data and documents
Watermarking solution that traces data leaks via cryptographic user tracking
Risk-adaptive DLP combining behavioral analytics with data classification
Scans Git repos for PII/PHI leaks in code, commits, and branches.
Secure file sharing platform with access controls and threat detection
Enterprise DRM solution for persistent file protection and access control
Browser-based DLP solution preventing sensitive data loss via web traffic
Automated file redaction tool for sensitive data in documents and metadata.
Network-based DLP integrated into firewall for data leak prevention
Cloud-based DLP solution for web, email, endpoint, SaaS, and private apps
Browser extension preventing PII/PHI leakage to AI services like ChatGPT
Common questions about Data Loss Prevention tools, selection guides, pricing, and comparisons.
DLP operates at three points: network DLP monitors data in transit (email, web uploads, file transfers), endpoint DLP monitors data on devices (USB copies, printing, screenshots), and cloud DLP monitors data in SaaS applications and cloud storage. Most organizations need all three, but start with the channel where data is most commonly leaving: usually email and cloud sharing.