Top Sources of Data Loss Prevention Technology
The Microsoft-RSA alliance to create next-generation data loss prevention products could be a game changer, but there are plenty of existing DLP products on the market. The following are a sample of DLP market leaders.
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The firewall pioneer began expanding its security horizons with the acquisition of PointSec, the first step in building a comprehensive perimeter to core security protection suite.
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Cisco’s Security Agent for desktops and servers has optional DLP licenses available for data protection on the network and endpoint levels. It’s IronPort e-mail security appliances also include DLP features.
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Big Blue is using some of the intrusion-prevention technology it gained through its acquisition of Information Security Systems as DLP application.
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McAfee’s Data Loss Prevention products provide protection against intentional and accidental data compromises at the client and network levels. McAfee is bolstering its DLP efforts with its acquisition of Reconnex.
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Orchestria’s DLP suite provides security for data in transit, on clients and in storage. The suite includes a management console the controls all three levels of enforcement.
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Symantec’s acquisition of Vontu, one of the early DLP pioneers, gives it a free-standing DLP offering as well as the potential for integrating the technology across its security and storage portfolio. It’s a potentially powerful combination.
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Still primarily an antivirus company, Trend is beginning building DLP in its products, beginning with Portal Protect for SharePoint, which protects data residing on the collaboration server.
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Still primarily an antivirus company, Trend is beginning building DLP in its products, beginning with Portal Protect for SharePoint, which protects data residing on the collaboration server.
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