Netwrix Endpoint Protector

Key Capabilities / Features

Device Control is the first layer of defense for organizations looking to protect sensitive data from being lost through USB storage devices, Bluetooth connections, printers, and other removable media. Administrators can block or limit the use of portable storage devices based on criteria such as device type or serial number, as well as time or network policies.
Content Aware Protection employs content inspection and contextual scanning for full DLP protection of sensitive data from unauthorized sharing and malicious exfiltration at the endpoints; both software and hardware based.
Enforced Encryption automatically enforces the use of 256bit AES encryption when the use of USB storage devices is approved for data sharing and portability.
eDiscovery allows scanning of sensitive data at rest stored on employees’ endpoints based on specific file types, predefined content, Regular Expressions, GDPR or HIPAA protected content, and more. Based on the scan results, remediation actions can be taken, such as encrypting or deleting data.

How we are different

Multi-OS with Zero-Day support
Netwrix Endpoint Protector allows organizations to centrally manage DLP policies across Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems, eliminating the need for multiple accounts or control panels. Endpoint Protector delivers zero-day support for all new Windows and macOS releases — ensuring organizations are left with no gaps in protection.

Feature Parity
Netwrix Endpoint Protector is one of the few solutions offering full- feature parity between Windows and Mac operating systems. It offers more DLP features for Mac and Linux environments than any other endpoint DLP solution on the market.

Content & Context Awareness
The advantage of an endpoint-level DLP solution like Netwrix Endpoint Protector is that the security policies are applied at all times, even when the computer is offline and disconnected from a network. Policies can be fine-tuned to not only be content-aware, but also context-aware. This reduces noise and minimizes false positives, meaning IT teams aren’t tied up resolving unnecessary support tickets and investigating potential incidents.