Email DLP Solution
Prevent the Most Common Form of Data Loss
Get control over your data by extending policy coverage to outbound emails.
Apply industry-leading data security to your emails in minutes.
Get agentless control over outbound emails and prevent exfiltration where it’s needed most. Forcepoint ONE Data Security for Email delivers industry-leading control over the top vector for data theft.
Why Forcepoint ONE Data Security for Email
Easily deploy on major email providers such as Microsoft Exchange, Gmail for Business, and others. Configure and publish policies in less than five minutes.
Eliminate multiple DLPs with one console. Configure and deploy policies from a single user interface across email, web, cloud and endpoint from the Forcepoint ONE Data Security platform.
Deploy from and save emails on on-premises or the cloud, with no sensitive data storage in the cloud necessary. Take advantage of existing Microsoft encryption capabilities to better protect your data.
Forcepoint ONE Data Security for Email runs in the AWS cloud, providing 99.99 percent uptime with no scheduled downtime so your data stays secure at any time of day.Deploy from and save emails on on-premises or the cloud, with no sensitive data storage in the cloud necessary. Take advantage of existing Microsoft encryption capabilities to better protect your data.
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Why organizations choose Forcepoint DLP
“Organizations seeking a strong technology partner for enabling a Zero Trust approach and risk-adaptive data security controls should consider Forcepoint.”
