I like Safetica's dashboard a lot because it gives a clear and simple view of all data activity across all endpoints in real time. The reporting features are very good as well, allowing us to extract all the required data for management and compliance review easily. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the biggest area of improvement is support. I find the response times are slow, and getting a resolution takes longer than I expect. Overall, the product is fine, but the support experience needs significant improvement. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have found the monitoring of data circulating both at the endpoints and on other devices very useful, and the reports it offers are very comprehensive. Additionally, the ease of use and implementation in the cloud or on-premise is simple. Finally, they are always constantly updating and improving the product. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes, some version updates are not implemented correctly on the endpoints, which forces these changes to be made manually. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about Safetica is that it truly manages to protect information without becoming a headache. There are many security tools that promise to control everything, but they end up being complex or affecting the performance of the equipment. With Safetica, my experience has been much smoother.

One of the things I value most is its ability to detect and block leaks of sensitive data. If someone tries to send confidential information—such as ID numbers, phone numbers, or client documents—outside the company, the system detects it and can block it or alert the administrator. All this without the need to manually check what each user is doing.

I also really like the clarity of the reports and alerts. Safetica doesn't just show technical logs, but translates that information into something understandable, ideal for presenting to an auditor or the compliance team.

Another strong point is how well it integrates with Microsoft 365, Active Directory, and Intune. If you already use these platforms, the implementation is much faster and more consistent with your current environment.

Additionally, it is a solution that is constantly evolving. Safetica is frequently updated, incorporating new functionalities, security improvements, and adjustments based on real scenarios. This is complemented by active and well-documented technical support, which truly assists when you need to resolve doubts or fine-tune configurations.

In summary, Safetica has seemed to me a very balanced tool between security and usability. It doesn't interrupt daily work, but maintains solid control over the data. It is an ideal solution if you are looking to protect your company's information without complicating operations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

First of all, its administration interface may feel a bit overloaded at first. It has many options, which is positive for someone who masters the subject, but it can be overwhelming for a new administrator or someone with no prior experience with DLP solutions.

Another point I noticed is that the policies require some fine-tuning to avoid generating false positives. Initially, it may block legitimate actions if the detection rules are not well calibrated. This means there is a small learning curve to find the balance between control and flexibility.

I also consider that the advanced reports could load a bit faster. If the database has a lot of information, the system takes a few more seconds to generate the more detailed reports.

And finally, although the integration with Microsoft is excellent, the connections with other environments or external applications could be expanded more, especially if the company uses tools outside the Microsoft ecosystem. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like Safetica for its easy administration, as its interface is user-friendly and it's easy to understand how to configure the policies. Additionally, it has everything a DLP needs, which contributes to everything the client collects in information on the console and helps improve and detect security breaches at early stages. The initial setup was also relatively simple and currently meets my needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

They could improve on the automatic updating of computer equipment names, as it currently does not do so. If you install Safetica and it registers in the console, and then you change the name of the PC, it does not update in the Safetica console. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Safetica provides comprehensive employee monitoring and seamless integration with Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions. New release also includes the possibility to tag files from file explorer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Poor performance moving large number os files.

Basic integrated way to label files. There is no easy way to change file label once it is attached to a file Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the peace of mind it gives me. I do not want to monitor my employees, but it lets me restrict access to dangerous websites. And if there’s a data breach, I can trace the problem much more easily. It is generally easy to use and in the new interface the implementation in the users seems simpler. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I sometimes have problems with updates; in the old interface, it was a bit simpler. Also, users are sometimes created automatically, and on the same PC there can be two or three licenses reserved because, at some point, another user has logged in. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that Safetica is an easy-to-use, implement, and configure DLP solution. The protection against information leaks is excellent, and I also appreciate the ability to have measurable metrics and real-time alerts. The ease of implementation is something I truly value. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The client update is not automatic and must be implemented manually. The migration from Safetica 10.5 to 11 does not save the parameters that were implemented. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

After a year of continuous operation, Safetica has established itself as a key tool in strengthening our information security posture, supporting not only in the prevention of incidents but also in generating visibility, control, and organizational culture around the responsible use of corporate information. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Like any implementation of a security tool with cross-cutting impact, the adoption process of Safetica also allowed us to identify areas of opportunity, mainly related to the adjustment stage, operational maturation, and change management. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Safetica is a Data Loss Prevention tool that effectively prevents insider threats and reduces the risk of data exfiltration. It offers a lot of features that cover most exfiltration scenarios and functions wherever data is stored and accessed, including emails, web, Microsoft environments, and network shares. I also appreciate that the initial setup was relatively easy with their support, where building rules was straightforward, and the interface is intuitive to navigate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The ability to really customize rules and exclude machines from audit all logs is lacking, which could improve processing times, especially for archives (compression/decompression). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the ease of implementation and installation of Safetica; it is a non-invasive agent on the clients. The web administration platform with the new versions is very intuitive and easy to handle, and it integrates with various tools. I also appreciate the large amount of documentation available for the initial configuration of the console and deployment on the clients, especially with the latest versions. I would recommend it for its ability to complement the necessary information security tools in a corporate environment, in addition to the ease of generating reports and rules. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The issue of email monitoring or information leakage integrates very well with Outlook, but when handling it through web browsers for Google emails, it's not clear where it is sent, making it difficult to monitor. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.