END POINT DLP & NETWORK DLP

A collection of procedures and technologies known as data loss prevention, or DLP, is meant to prevent sensitive data from being misplaced, abused, or accessed by unapproved parties. Data transfers between endpoints and inside a network are tracked and managed by DLP systems. Here's a thorough examination of Network DLP and Endpoint DLP:

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1.Endpoint DLP

Endpoint DLP is centered on keeping an eye on and safeguarding data on endpoints, which include mobile devices, desktop computers, and laptops. At the device level, it blocks illegal data flow and access. The main attributes and capabilities of Endpoint DLP are as follows:

a. Finding and Categorizing Data:

To guarantee appropriate protection and administration, our specialist identifies and groups sensitive endpoint data.

b. Data Tracking:

Monitors endpoint data movement and consumption.

To make sure it is adequately secured, our specialist analyzes local storage and connected devices for sensitive data.

Our professional keeps an eye on operations like file transfers (e.g., USB drives), printing, and copying to external media

c. Enforcing Policy:

Based on the classification of the data, our technician implements rules to control data transfers.

When sensitive data is being transferred without authorization, our technician notices it and blocks or encrypts it as necessary.

d. Monitoring of User Activity:

Our expert technician keeps an eye on any unauthorized access, alteration, or deletion of critical data.

Reports or notifications about potentially suspicious activities are sent by our technician.

Resources are available from our technician for handling and looking into security incidents.

e. Encryption on Endpoints:

The technician we send uses encryption to protect sensitive data on endpoints from unwanted access.

f. Reaction to an Incident:

Whenever someone tries to access or transfer data without authority, our technician records it and sends out alerts.

2. Network DLP

The main goal of network DLP is to track and safeguard data as it travels throughout the network. At the network level, it stops illegal data transfer and access. The main attributes and capabilities of Network DLP are listed below.

a. Finding and Categorizing Data:

Private data is identified and categorized by our technician while it is transferred over the network.

Our technician looks for critical data in network traffic.

b. Data Tracking:

Data traveling over the network, such as file transfers, emails, and web traffic, is monitored by our technician.

Our technician looks for sensitive information in network packets.

Unintended data transmissions are stopped or redirected by our specialist.

c. Enforcing Policy:

Based on the classification of the data, our technician implements rules to control data transfers.

d. Examination of Content:

Technician looks for patterns of sensitive data, like credit card numbers and social security numbers, among other information, in the content of network traffic.

A technician checks email attachments, web uploads, and data transfers for compliance and security.

e. Reaction to an Incident:

Resources for handling and looking into network-based security incidents are provided by technicians.

When attempts at unauthorized data transfer occur, the technician keeps track of them and gives warnings.

f. Combination with Additional Security Instruments:

Working with firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems, and SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) systems, the technician improves overall security posture.