Based on my assessment and our organization’s use case, we mainly use it to prevent data leaks at the endpoint level, which is where many real-world breaches actually happen. Another feature we rely on is content-aware DLP. It’s not just device blocking; it goes further by inspecting the content itself, so it can stop specific sensitive data from being exposed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes it gives false positives and ends up overblocking. Because it’s content-aware, it can occasionally flag or block legitimate activity, and it doesn’t do it subtly. When that happens, we have to spend time constantly tuning the policies; if they aren’t tuned well, it can feel heavy-handed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.