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Data loss occurs when confidential or private information leaves the enterprise as a result of unauthorized communication through channels such as applications, physical devices, or network protocols.

Trellix® Data Loss Prevention is a suite of products that protects against data loss by identifying and securing data within your network and offline. Trellix DLP policies help you understand the types of data on your network, how the data is accessed and transmitted, and if the data contains sensitive or confidential information. Use Trellix DLP to build and implement effective protection policies while reducing the need for extensive trial and error.

Each of this Trellix DLP product protects different types of data in your network.

  • Trellix Data Loss Prevention Endpoint for Windows — Content-based agent solution that inspects user actions. It scans data-in-use on endpoints and blocks or encrypts unauthorized transfer of data identified as sensitive or confidential. The Endpoint Discovery feature scans local file system and email storage files and applies rules to protect sensitive content.

  • Trellix Data Loss Prevention Endpoint for Mac — Offers similar protection for Macintosh computers running macOS operating systems.

  • Trellix Device Control — Controls the use of removable media on endpoints. Trellix Device Control contains a subset of the protection rules in Trellix DLP Endpoint for Windows and Mac.

  • Trellix Data Loss Prevention Discover — Scans network file, Box, SharePoint, and database repositories to identify and protect sensitive data by copying or moving the files, or by applying an RM policy. Registration scans extract fingerprint information from file repositories for file classification and store the signatures in a registered documents database.

  • Trellix Data Loss Prevention Network Prevent — Works with your web proxy or MTA server to protect web and email traffic.

  • Trellix Data Loss Prevention Network Monitor — Passively scans unencrypted network traffic for potential data loss incidents.