About Endpoint Protector
Endpoint Protector is a data loss prevention (DLP) software from Netwrix that provides continuous data loss prevention across Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints. It combines Device Control, Content-Aware Protection, and Enforced Encryption to help secure sensitive data and manage device access. This solution supports granular control over USB ports and connected devices, allowing organizations to regulate data transfer effectively. Additionally, it offers content inspection and contextual scanning for data, ensuring that sensitive information is adequately protected. The eDiscovery feature allows for the scanning of sensitive data on endpoint-stored devices, further improving security measures. Key capabilities: Device Control Content-Aware Protection Enforced Encryption eDiscovery Virtual Appliance Best for: organizations that need to safeguard sensitive data across multiple operating systems.
Endpoint Protector Details
Endpoint Protector's In-App Market Place
Does Endpoint Protector have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
1
Mini Apps
N/A
Pricing Options
Accepted Payment Currencies
Usd ($), Eur (€), Gbp (£), Jpy (¥), Aud (A$), Cad (C$), Chf (Fr), Cny (¥), Sek (Kr), Rub (₽), Try (₺), Hkd (Hk$), Nzd (Nz$), Sgd (S$), Zar (R), Inr (₹), Brl (R$), Mxn ($), Ils (₪), Krw (₩), Ars ($)
Pros & Cons
- Cross-Platform Compatibility: Works with all major operating systems.
- Granular Policy Control: Offers detailed control over device/user-based permissions and policies.
- Robust DLP Capabilities: Helps block sensitive data transfer attempts and monitors endpoints effectively.
- Scalable & Centralized Management: Manages mobile/laptop endpoints from a single console; scalable from small to large user bases.
- Ease of Deployment: Supports agent deployment via GPO; setup is straightforward for many organizations.
- Customizable Device Access: Allows tailoring of device control rules (e.g., USB restrictions).
- Low User Disruption: Designed to be lightweight and user-friendly with minimal impact on workflows.
- Supportive Vendor: Several users praised the vendor's responsiveness to feature requests and feedback.
- UI/UX Learning Curve: Some users find the interface flow disjointed or overwhelming initially.
- False Positives on Code Leak Prevention: Struggles with nuanced use cases like distinguishing browser access from actual leak attempts.
- Not Cloud-Native: Lack of a full cloud-based option can hinder remote workforce deployment.
- Too Many Tabs: Some users feel the interface layout could be more streamlined.