Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
With SolarWinds Access Rights Manager (ARM)
Lightweight, easy to use, and helps prevent the loss of critical data.
Prevent data leakage with capabilities built for security
Automate User Access Policy, Analysis, and Enforcement with Data Loss Prevention Tools
Quickly Investigate Suspicious Activity Alerts
Speed is essential for containing data breaches. SolarWinds® Access Rights Manager (ARM) with data loss prevention (DLP) ability is designed to accelerate incident response, increasing the likelihood of containment and protecting confidential data. ARM alerts IT teams when suspicious user activity—such as an escalation of privilege or unauthorized access—signifies a potential data breach in progress.
Capture User Access Details to Investigate Insider Risks and Improve Data Leakage Prevention
The more information you collect about users, the more you can verify policy compliance, establish baselines, and help secure your most valuable assets: user credentials and data. SolarWinds® Access Rights Manager (ARM) with data loss prevention (DLP) centralizes your DLP strategy with comprehensive reports on SolarWinds® Active Directory offering, Microsoft Windows file servers, SharePoint, group provisioning and management, and more. ARM's data leakage prevention system makes audits faster and easier, providing essential data to support investigations and build forensic timelines.
Use Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Capability to Validate Compliance in Data Protection
Auditors will ask you to prove you’re satisfying data protection requirements. SolarWinds® Access Rights Manager (ARM) with data loss prevention (DLP) capability makes it easier to schedule auditor-ready DLP reports and send them directly to your auditor. Additionally, you can generate custom reports to validate compliance with data leakage prevention policies. With the self-service permissions portal in ARM, you can quickly demonstrate how easy it is to help delegate access rights to data owners.
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DLP works through a combination of best practices in planning and security. By monitoring, detecting, and blocking, DLP capability helps identify and prevent potential data breaches and unauthorized transmissions. This can occur while sensitive data is in motion (DLP tools monitor network traffic), at rest (DLP facilities monitor data storage volumes), or in use DLP (capabilities monitor endpoint actions). Using DLP's ability to monitor all three elements proactively, users can help prevent unauthorized access or the transfer of protected information.
Although data loss and leakage can lead to data breaches, they're technically two different categories of events. With data loss, the data is gone and may not be recoverable or accurate following a misplaced or stolen flash drive or a ransomware attack. On the other hand, data leakage involves sensitive information moving between critical systems—usually systems of records. Data leakages can occur when data flows into complementary systems without the same level of data protection.
Data loss prevention works to detect and prevent sensitive data from leaving the network, and data leakage prevention ensures similar data protection levels are applied across multiple systems where data may be transmitted.
DLP works through a combination of best practices in planning and security. By monitoring, detecting, and blocking, DLP capability helps identify and prevent potential data breaches and unauthorized transmissions. This can occur while sensitive data is in motion (DLP tools monitor network traffic), at rest (DLP facilities monitor data storage volumes), or in use DLP (capabilities monitor endpoint actions). Using DLP's ability to monitor all three elements proactively, users can help prevent unauthorized access or the transfer of protected information.
Although data loss and leakage can lead to data breaches, they're technically two different categories of events. With data loss, the data is gone and may not be recoverable or accurate following a misplaced or stolen flash drive or a ransomware attack. On the other hand, data leakage involves sensitive information moving between critical systems—usually systems of records. Data leakages can occur when data flows into complementary systems without the same level of data protection.
Data loss prevention works to detect and prevent sensitive data from leaving the network, and data leakage prevention ensures similar data protection levels are applied across multiple systems where data may be transmitted.
Keep Sensitive Files Secure with Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Capabilities.
SolarWinds® Access Rights Manager (ARM)
- Monitor and audit Active Directory, Exchange, SharePoint, and file server permissions
- Quickly manage and provision user access to help prevent data loss
- Use data loss prevention software to generate custom management and audit reports