Sensitive data is tracked and controlled at the endpoint, with full-disk encryption enforced fleet-wide, so a lost laptop stays a hardware loss, not a breach notification.
Starting at $3.50/endpoint/month — view full pricing →
Most data-loss incidents aren't sophisticated attacks - they're a USB drive, a personal email, or an unencrypted laptop left in a car. This closes that gap.
Movement of data matching sensitive patterns - card numbers, identifiers, classified file types - is tracked across email, USB, and cloud upload paths.
Full-disk encryption is enabled and verified on every managed device, with recovery keys held securely - not left to whether an individual user turned it on.
Data protection controls only count if you can prove they were in place when it mattered - not reconstruct them after the fact.
Policies map to PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR requirements around data handling and device security, so the controls you need for an audit already exist.
Encryption status and data-policy enforcement are logged continuously, giving you a standing audit trail instead of a point-in-time attestation.
This isn't software we hand you a login for. Our operations team runs data loss prevention & encryption as a standing service against your fleet.
We help define what counts as sensitive data in your environment - not a generic template that flags everything or nothing.
Disk encryption is enabled fleet-wide and verified, with recovery keys escrowed securely on your behalf.
Transfers matching sensitive patterns are tracked, with policy alerts on genuinely risky activity.
Encryption compliance and policy exceptions are visible on demand, not just once a year before an audit.
No - it's policy-driven. You can allow routine use and only flag or block transfers matching sensitive data patterns, rather than banning USB outright.
An encrypted, lost device is not a reportable data breach in most frameworks, since the data is unreadable without the recovery key - which stays with us, not the device.
We'll run a free audit and show you exactly what this looks like on your devices before you commit to anything.