DLP Services For Linux, MacOS, Cloud & Windows
Data Loss Prevention solution for Linux & MacOS: The value of a well-planned and effectively implemented DLP program can be seen in measurable risk reduction across the enterprise. A mature Data Loss Prevention Program is salable and operationally efficient as well as dynamic enough to handle business process changes or corporate acquisitions. Mature DLP Programs provide you with improved employee security awareness and education.
Data Loss Prevention solution that helps you prevent data leaks, data loss and data theft while ensuring seamless control of portable storage devices on your Linux, Windows, and macOS computers. Safeguard personally identifiable information (PII) and intellectual property (IP) against data breaches on Linux, Windows, and macOS endpoints.
What is Data Loss Prevention
Data loss prevention (DLP) is a type of software & hardware that protects sensitive data against unauthorized access, use, sharing, or other egress. CyberSecOp DLP and Cloud Access Security Broker as a service is popular requested by our client to managed data protection. Data loss and security breaches are an issue for any business, our Data Loss Prevention Services is one of the ways we help our client stay secure.
Data Loss Prevention (DLP) for Linux & MacOS
Surveil and analyze thousands of server-side and mobile cloud apps
Monitoring, data governance, threat protection, and policy controls for sanctioned and unsanctioned cloud accounts
Native data loss prevention (DLP) with automated data classification to prevent accidental or malicious loss of confidential data
Harness behavior analytics (UBA) and unparalleled threat protection to automatically detect the risk of malicious insiders, attacks and advanced threats, and mitigate their impacts
Machine learning engines for application intelligence, transactional activity, user behavior analytics, and DLP Multimode oversight using native cloud APIs, real-time traffic processing, and input from numerous data feeds
Linux & Mac Data Loss Prevention the CyberSecOp Way
CyberSecOp's Data Loss Prevention solution for Linux & Mac consulting services are the ideal solution for clients with compliance or regulatory requirements, including financial institutions, retailers, hospitals, municipalities, manufacturers, transportation, public safety, utilities, oil and gas companies and communication service providers. CyberSecOp's DLP services include the following activities:
Requirements analysis and data flow review: An analysis of the enterprise's technical environment is conducted, focusing on data as it is created, stored, manipulated and archived, as well as how it flows through and out of the organization. A technical design and project plan based on confirmed business drivers, engagement logistics, project activities and resources is developed.
Onsite software installation and preliminary scan: CyberSecOp installs Data Loss Prevention solution for Linux & Mac hardware and software and executes a preliminary scan against the specified in-scope systems and verifies that the targeted systems meet the technical requirements for successful scanning.
Interpretation and analysis: After the scan is executed and findings are prioritized, results are analyzed and interpreted to determine the sensitivity of various data as well as how it made its way to each location.
Findings documentation: CyberSecOp creates thorough documentation for every client. This includes an executive summary, scan results with interpretation and analysis, security recommendations and a remediation road map.
Data Loss Prevention Service on Linux, macOs and WINDOWS
Data Loss Prevention software market has followed the lead. As a result, now it offers products with the same level of features and granularity for macOS as for Windows or Linux OSs. Endpoint Protection provides exactly that. Prevent data loss, data leakage and data theft with our full Data Loss Prevention software. As Linux adoption and popularity continues to grow, Endpoint Protection supports various Linux distros including Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, RedHat and CentOS in order to prevent data loss, data leakage and data theft.
