I like that Cyberhaven includes user-based scoring in its DLP solution without an additional subscription. I can also score groups or departments and identify which ones are moving a lot of data or violating policies. The UI/UX is easy to understand, and the event lineage gives me a clear view of user activity and data movements, including when data changes or moves somewhere else. The setup was pretty quick, and they shared the tenant within a day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Cyberhaven’s Linux coverage lacking feature parity. Some policies we wrote for Windows and Mac don’t apply to Linux, and that’s a main feature we need. In those cases, Cyberhaven isn’t useful for us. They’re working on it, but it would be great if they fast-tracked the release cycle. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The UI is easier to use, which makes it simpler for me to review DLPs and investigate exfiltration. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Feels something missing, the way dashboard chain looks, zooming it a bit bad Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's very useful and simple to use . Especially the graphical way of all the policies visible is excellent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing, it's very efficient and super easy to navigate throught , create policies and add usernames click save. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Cyberhaven stands out among the crowd based on real-time data tracking and mapping, offering clear transparency into data flows. It presents an intuitive user interface with highly robust protection-the best fit in safeguarding critical information. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Cyberhaven could be improved by simplifying the setup process; it might take longer to fully integrate and configure for nontech-savvy users. The current performance could also get affected during peak traffic times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Cyberhaven has user-controlled override functions that work on email, web, USB, and peripheral data transfers to keep availability "always on" in my enterprise, provides an impression of comprehensive oversight to deter would-be insiders, and a lightweight feel that has virtually no user-experience for those who are always doing the right thing.

With so much emphasis on the user-experience, it's hard to put Cyberhaven in the category of DLP. It's almost like they need to make a new category.. like, "Company Operations and Data Assurance Technology"

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The user interface isn't the most intuitive i have ever seen, although the forest does get smaller with use. I won't say, "dislike", but I do think that the company hasn't done nearly enough to advertise itself.

I'd also like to see a lightweight version of the tool that only provides user pop-ups and logs activities vs. doing any sort of blocking.. there's a market for this, and the agent would be much simpler and less intrusive. You don't know how many times DLP gets blamed for new software causing performance issues. With a lightweight version, it would be virtually impossible for the CODAT agent to be targeted, yet you still get the detection, response, deterrence, and non-repudiation of a DLP capability.. and, honestly, that's how 99% of DLP tools are used anyway! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I do not like Cyberhaven. We experience constant problems with it at work. It causes problems with users signing in and being able to use productivity applications. It also slows down our computers making even new systems feel sluggish. We have lost many hours of work trying to solve the problems caused by Cyberhaven. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

See the previous question. The answer is there. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

They have given us the ability to track and measure data movement. We had no visibility into certain areas of our internal systems. Through their file lineage feature, we can not only track movement before an incident, but we can continue to track where that data moves after an incident. This is something we couldn't find in other vendors. Combined with the ability to classify data sources and not just destinations. This gave us a huge head start in data classification. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Creating custom policies with multiple conditions is not always straightforward. If you're used to creating a SQL style query to "filter" data, where each statement reduces events. There's a learning curve in Cyberhaven, and you might inadvertently be excluding more data than you wanted. Support is always willing to jump in and refine policies. Once they are set up, they are pretty easy to maintain, especially if you're using a "list" to include/exclude destinations. But I wish the "filtering" logic was more intuitive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Cyberhaven allows us to meet and exceed contractual requirements for DLP. It goes far beyond standard 3-2-4 or 4-4-4-4 blocking and allows us to protect IP from leaving the organization. It also helps with Insider Threat as we have a “forensic” view of what happened to a file. Did Johnny copy an important file, change the extension to try and make it look like a .png, share with someone internal and then email or copy to a file sharing site? We have the details on what happened and when. We also have the ability to block these activities as needed/desired. Finally, we have protection to question or block what is being sent to gen AI sites. All in all, it is watching our back and provides details on what is moving in the organization. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Tuning for a large organization takes focus. However, it is easy enough to do and makes sense as there is just a lot going on in large orgs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Traditional DLP tends to rely on content scanning while Cyberhaven cares about the provenance of the data. As we are a privacy-focused company that still needs to have some DLP in place, we can't just rely purely on content scanning. We care about where the data is actually coming from first and foremost. Viewing data lineage in the UI is incredibly intuitive and a standout feature. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Having more advanced features like webhooks and building out the API more will further cement this as one of the best DLP products on the market. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Cyberhaven is so simple to set up and getting it deployed to environments. It doesn't take a ton of configuration changes, deploy the agent to systems and then watch the data coming in. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The automated reports that get sent out are only in PDF. So if you have a table in a dashboard it does not get sent as a csv in the automated reports. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.