Explore DLP Resources for Better Data Protection

Walk through creating and applying a USB device policy so removable storage follows your DLP rules.

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Learn how to allow or block sites and control browser behavior to stop uploads and leaks over the web.

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Configure which desktop applications can run or access data so high-risk apps cannot exfiltrate information.

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Set up printing controls and restrictions to keep sensitive documents from being sent to unauthorized printers.

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Define WiFi connection rules for managed endpoints so traffic stays on approved networks.

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Turn on camera-based monitoring so policy violations involving photography or recording can be reviewed.

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Enable screen capture or recording for investigations while aligning with your internal compliance policies.

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Follow this setup path to connect Email DLP with Gmail and Google Workspace and start scanning outbound mail.

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Configure Email DLP for Microsoft Outlook and Exchange so messages with sensitive content are blocked or alerted.

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Set up email or in-app alerts so admins and users know when a DLP rule is triggered.

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Deploy the Windows DLP agent domain-wide using Group Policy for silent, repeatable installation.

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Open the right firewall ports, proxy settings, and endpoints so DLP agents and the admin console communicate reliably.

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Connect Active Directory to import users and groups for scoped DLP policies and centralized identity.

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