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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-powered data detection & response platform for breach prevention
Enterprise DLP solution for preventing data loss across endpoints, cloud, email
Encryption and data privacy solution for Google Workspace applications
Automated email & SaaS encryption gateway with DLP rules & access controls
Cloud-native encrypted file sharing with access controls and audit capabilities
Cloud-based DLP solution preventing intentional & accidental data exfiltration
Secure file transfer system with encryption, malware scanning, and CDR
DLP & compliance platform for collaboration tools like Slack and MS Teams
File encryption & digital rights management with granular access controls
Secure file sharing and collaboration platform with encryption and controls
Scans & remediates PII, PHI, PCI data across SaaS, cloud, endpoints & databases
Endpoint DLP solution with ML detection and encryption for device data protection
DLP solution for Mac endpoints with real-time monitoring and data protection
DLP solution using data lineage and content analysis to prevent data loss
Cloud-focused DLP that protects data in encrypted apps and after cloud exit
DLP platform that tracks and protects sensitive data across all channels.
DLP solution for SaaS and AI apps with automated policy enforcement
Enterprise DRM solution for continuous file encryption and access control
Endpoint-based DLP with behavioral analytics to detect and block data exfiltration
AI-powered DLP with contextual data classification and adaptive security
DLP and insider risk management solution for data discovery and protection
AI-powered DLP analyst that investigates incidents and reduces data exposure risk
AI-native DLP preventing data exfiltration across endpoints, SaaS, and AI apps
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.