McAfee DLP Endpoint

McAfee DLP Endpoint is a data loss prevention solution that helps businesses protect sensitive data on their endpoints, such as laptops and desktops. It allows administrators to monitor and control data movement, prevent unauthorized access, and enforce policies to ensure compliance.

McAfee DLP Endpoint can protect a wide range of data types, including credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, intellectual property, healthcare records, financial data, and more. It can also identify and protect custom data types specific to your organization.

Data classification: automatically identifies and classifies sensitive data Data monitoring: monitors data in use, in motion, and at rest Data protection: prevents data loss via USB ports, email, web uploads, printing, and more Persistent protection: protects data both on and off the corporate network Policies and rules: allows administrators to create policies and rules for data protection

McAfee DLP Endpoint supports Windows and Mac endpoints.

McAfee DLP Endpoint integrates with other McAfee security products, such as McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO), McAfee Threat Intelligence Exchange (TIE), and McAfee Advanced Threat Defense (ATD).

McAfee DLP Endpoint can be deployed either as an on-premises solution or as a cloud-based solution, depending on your organization's needs.

McAfee DLP Endpoint provides administrators with detailed logs and reports of all data activity on endpoints, including attempted data breaches, policy violations, and other notable events.

McAfee offers comprehensive support for its DLP Endpoint solution, including technical support, training resources, and a knowledge base.

Yes, McAfee DLP Endpoint can be customized to meet the specific data protection needs of your organization. This includes creating custom data types and policies, configuring rules for data protection, and integrating with other security solutions.

McAfee DLP Endpoint is designed for enterprise-level organizations with larger IT infrastructures. However, smaller businesses may still benefit from its data protection capabilities if they have a significant amount of sensitive data to protect.