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 Websense
Data Security for the Endpoint
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About Data Security for the Endpoint:
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Comprehensive data loss prevention at the endpoint
- Visibility into confidential communications
- Compliance and governance auditing
- Measure and mitigate risk
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Websense Data Endpoint provides data loss prevention at
the endpoint, with the ability to discover, monitor, and
protect confidential data whether the user is on or off the
network. It includes fingerprinting and over 600 policy
templates for accurate data identification, and can prevent
the loss of data through such channels as USB devices, local
printing, IM, and for such actions as copy and paste, print
screen, and more.
- Comprehensive data loss prevention at the endpoint, on or off the network
- Visibility and control of data at the endpoint
- Compliance and governance auditing and policy controls
- Measure and mitigate the risk of data loss
How It Works:
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DISCOVER |
MONITOR |
PROTECT |
| Who |
Automatically integrate with existing
directory services to enable lookups
for granular user activity detail |
Create customised reports for regular
activity by location, group, and/or
user, and analyse usage trends |
Create policies, automate workflows,
and manage incidents forensically
in real-time |
| What |
Automatically discover structured
and unstructured data with
agentless classification tools |
Report on data usage and accurately
monitor business processes to
examine what data is in use and
by whom |
Secure confidential information by
creating granular policies to restrict
the use of sensitive data to its
intended group of users |
| Where |
Identify where data is stored in the
network and combine with web
intelligence to uncover the type of
website to which it is being sent |
Evaluate business processes to
determine if data is in breach of
compliance requirements and refine
data security policies accordingly |
Enforce policies based on decisionready
destination intelligence, e.g.,
prevent any information from being
sent to compromised websites |
| How |
Determine contextual content
awareness by understanding how
data is used by whom, its format,
and location |
Examine a broad range of
communication channels (e.g., web,
email, IM, print, etc.) and protocols,
regardless of the port used |
Protect data with automated controls
on who sends what information
where, and how, encompassing both
internal and external communication |
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