- Chat with McAfee Ready to make a purchase or have questions before you buy? Chat with a McAfee expert. Available Monday to Friday.
- Find a Reseller
- Contact Me
- Get Security Notifications Now
- Call: 1-888-847-8766
Overview
McAfee DLP Endpoint delivers unrivaled protection against theft and accidental disclosure of confidential data. This protection works across networks, through applications, and through removable storage devices.
Data transfer methodology — DLP Endpoint controls how you transfer data over the network, use it in applications, and copy it to removable storage devices.
Data protection regardless of format — Protect data in any format, even if it’s modified, copied, pasted, compressed, or encrypted.
Controlling data sent to removable storage — Prevent data from being written to USB drives, iPods, and other removable storage devices, and stop data loss from endpoints by monitoring and preventing risky user behavior.
Streamlined data encryption — When you combine DLP Endpoint with Endpoint Encryption, the data encryption is content-aware which makes the encryption process more efficient.
Centralized management console — Managing Host Data Loss Prevention allows you to define and manage data protection policies, deploy and update agents, monitor real-time events, and generate reports to meet compliance requirements, all from the centralized McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) management console.
Features & Benefits
Protect your enterprise from the risks of data loss
Help protect your business against the financial loss, brand damage, and noncompliance penalties that come with accidental disclosure or data theft by insiders and hackers.
Safeguard all layers of your infrastructure
Ensure that your confidential information is protected throughout your network — on servers, in databases, and across endpoints.
Prove compliance with less effort
Generate detailed reports that show auditors, board members, and other stakeholders full compliance with internal and regulatory privacy requirements.
Control data transfer
Monitor and control the transfer of sensitive information to removable storage devices, via email and instant messaging (IM), and through other communication channels — even when data is disguised.
Simplify security management
Streamline management of your entire security risk management portfolio, including McAfee DLP Endpoint, via the centralized McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) 4.5 console.
Take data inventory
Scan endpoints and discover what data resides on them. Use this information to mitigate risk, build an understanding of how your data is used, or simply compile and inventory data for use in cases such as legal discovery.
System Requirements
These are minimum system requirements only. Actual requirements will vary depending on the nature of your environment.
McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator (ePO) Server
- Operating systems
- Microsoft Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 1 (SP1), 2003 R2
Desktop & Laptop Endpoints
- Operating systems
- Microsoft Windows 7 (32-bit)
- Microsoft Windows Vista (32-bit)
- Microsoft Windows XP Professional with SP1 or higher
- Microsoft Windows 2000 with SP4 or higher
- Hardware requirements
- CPU: Intel Pentium III 1 GHz or faster
- RAM: 1 GB
- Disk space: 200 MB
- Network connection: TCP/IP for remote access
Demos / Tutorials
No results foundCustomer Stories
Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC)
McAfee helps Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC) stay compliant with PCI requirements, processing $80 billion annually.
Highlights
- Provided 100% visibility into content entering and leaving the company’s networks
- Readied ARC to identify PCI and internal policy violations, enabling fast, proactive remediation to prevent further occurrences
- Enabled ARC to set multiple policies and allow for policy exceptions, reducing false alarms
- Provided a double layer of DLP protection — at the host and at the network
Bank of China International (BOCI)
Bank of China International slashes risk of data loss with McAfee data protection.
Highlights
- Delivered easy-to-manage security through an integrated central console
- Prevented accidental or malicious data loss
- Provided full visibility and control over use and movement of confidential data
- Enabled proactive regulatory compliance and risk avoidance
Gateway Bank
McAfee helps Gateway Bank reduce the security administration burden while simplifying compliance and improving security for client machines and email.
Highlights
- Allowed two administrators to do the work of four to six
- Cut malware attacks to zero
- Added automation to security tasks
- Protected personal data against theft or loss
- Eased compliance
- Provided online human behavior visibility
New York State
New York State enlists McAfee to consolidate endpoint protection and realizes a $20 million cost savings.
Highlights
- Cut expenses for all endpoint security licenses by 75%, saving $20 million over a three-year period
- Increased endpoint protection tenfold, while decreasing long-term TCO
- Simplified management of endpoint security with a single console
- Enabled the fulfillment of an unfunded state mandate to encrypt all desktops
The Doe Run Company
The Doe Run Company protects intellectual property with McAfee Total Protection for Data.
Highlights
- Enabled proactive enforcement of intellectual property security policies
- Dramatically reduced the risks of mobile computing
- Delivered robust safeguards at the host and the gateway
- Automatically blocked data loss
- Centralized security policy management
Resources
McAfee DLP Endpoint
For a technical summary on the McAfee product listed above, please view the product data sheet.
White Papers
Community
Forums
No results foundBlogs
- Getting Value from Your DLP Investment
Nikfar Khaleeli - February 09, 2012
People can sometimes feel overwhelmed when they think about deploying data loss prevention (DLP) at their organization. Some common concerns I hear from prospects are: First I want to classify my data. How can I do that? DLP has many components. Where do I start? I have lots of data – some sensitive, some not. Read more... - Using DLP to Categorize Your Data and Reduce Risk
Nikfar Khaleeli - January 25, 2012
Data classification is an important – and very challenging – problem. It is all about tagging your data so that it can be found quickly and efficiently. It is part of the Information Lifecycle Management process and enables organizations answer the following questions. What data types are available? Where are certain data located? What access Read more... - Best Practices for Protecting Images, Media and High Value Assets
Nikfar Khaleeli - January 06, 2012
Current DLP solutions rely on text pattern recognition to detect sensitive data and prevent data loss. But how can that protect images, digital media and other high value assets? If DLP could protect digital media, the 2009 leak of X-Men Origins: Wolverine would not have happened. Adding in a recognizable pattern or watermark is one Read more... - DLP For SAP: Protecting ERP Data Across The Organization
Nikfar Khaleeli - November 16, 2011
Many global organizations operate in highly competitive markets, including countries known to aggressively target intellectual property. A significant amount of sensitive information, including intellectual property (IP) resides in enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems such as SAP and Oracle. Traditionally, the security around this information has been limited to the capabilities of the ERP system through Read more... - 9th Circuit Ruling To Open Lawsuit Floodgates?
John Dasher - March 02, 2011
The 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals held recently, in Krottner v. Starbucks Corporation, that increased risk of future misuse of personal data following the theft of a laptop containing the unencrypted personal data of a group of current and former Starbucks employees amounted to an injury sufficient to confer standing to sue in federal court. Note Read more...