Data Loss Prevention

Restricted Email Access :
Ensures that sensitive content and attachments are only sent through authorized email platforms (e.g., Outlook) and to permitted recipients, preventing unauthorized distribution or data leakage.

Email Protection:
Email Protection in NPAV Endpoint DLP safeguards sensitive information shared through email channels. It monitors outgoing messages, scans attachments, and applies security policies to prevent unauthorized transmission of confidential data. By controlling how and where sensitive content is sent, it ensures compliance with organizational security standards and reduces the risk of data leakage.

Download Monitoring :
Monitors and controls all file downloads from web browsers, email clients, and external applications to prevent unauthorized retrieval of sensitive or restricted data. It detects potentially harmful or unapproved downloads, enforces policy-based restrictions, and logs all download activities for compliance and security auditing.

File Control:
Tracks and restricts the download of specific file types—such as executables, compressed files, and sensitive documents—to prevent unauthorized access, data exposure, or the introduction of unapproved content into the system.

Interactive Alerts :
Sends real-time notifications and warnings to users when unauthorized data access or transfer is detected, enabling immediate corrective action and reinforcing compliance with security policies.

Screenshot Facility :
Automatically captures screenshots of user activity, especially during suspicious or policy-violating actions, such as unauthorized file transfers, browser activity, or data access attempts. These screenshots provide visual evidence for audits, investigations, and compliance reporting.

Image Capture :
Automatically captures and logs screenshots whenever sensitive data is being uploaded, providing visual evidence of suspicious or policy-violating activity for auditing and investigation purposes.

Device Control :
Device Control in NPAV Endpoint DLP manages and restricts the use of external devices such as USBS and printers, to prevent data leaks. By enforcing access policies, it prevents unauthorized copying, transfer, or removal of sensitive data, ensuring endpoint security and compliance with organizational data protection policies.

Peripheral Control :
Monitors and manages access to peripheral devices, including USB drives, printers, and other external hardware, to prevent unauthorized data transfers and reduce the risk of data leaks.

Data Protection :
Scans for sensitive information—such as credit card details, personal identifiers, and financial data—to ensure protection against unauthorized access, sharing, or breaches.