Data Loss Prevention software monitors, detects and controls the movement of sensitive data across an organization's endpoints, networks, email and cloud environments. DLP tools identify regulated data like PII, PHI and PCI as well as proprietary intellectual property, then enforce policies to block, quarantine, encrypt or coach users when a violation occurs. Forcepoint DLP delivers this protection across every major channel from a single policy platform.

Most DLP vendors protect one or two channels. Forcepoint unifies endpoint, network, email and cloud DLP under a single console and policy engine, so your team manages one set of rules rather than stitching together multiple tools. Forcepoint also ships with more than 1,800 pre-built classifiers and templates covering compliance requirements for 90+ countries — more out-of-the-box coverage than any other major vendor. And with Risk-Adaptive Protection, Forcepoint goes beyond static policies, automatically adjusting enforcement in real time based on individual user risk.

Yes. Forcepoint DLP extends unified policy enforcement to SaaS platforms like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, Box and Dropbox, as well as generative AI tools like ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini. Whether a user is uploading a file or typing a prompt, Forcepoint inspects data in motion and can block, coach or log the activity based on your defined policies.

Forcepoint DLP is available as a cloud (SaaS) or on-premises deployment. With support from the Forcepoint professional services team, most organizations can reach time-to-value in as few as six weeks. Pre-built policy templates dramatically reduce initial configuration time compared to building policies from scratch, and a centralized management console eliminates the complexity of managing multiple systems.

Yes. Forcepoint DLP includes more than 1,800 pre-defined classifiers, policy templates and compliance workflows spanning regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, CCPA and many others across 90+ countries and 160+ regions. Centralized reporting and audit-ready evidence make it easier for security and compliance teams to demonstrate adherence to regulators without extra manual effort.

Forcepoint offers network DLP, endpoint DLP and cloud DLP, all managed from a single platform. Network DLP monitors data moving across your organization's infrastructure. Endpoint DLP protects data on individual devices, including off-network laptops, controlling actions like USB transfers, printing and copy/paste. Cloud DLP secures data in SaaS applications and web traffic. Managing all three through one console means consistent policy enforcement, unified incident reporting and a single risk view across your entire environment.

Risk-Adaptive Protection is Forcepoint's behavior-based policy engine that continuously analyzes user activity and adjusts DLP enforcement based on individual risk levels. Rather than applying the same static rules to every employee, Risk-Adaptive Protection automatically tightens controls for high-risk users and loosens friction for trusted ones. This reduces false positives, minimizes alert fatigue for security teams and stops insider threats before data leaves the organization.

Forcepoint DLP serves enterprises across financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, retail and the public sector. Any organization that handles regulated data, intellectual property or operates with a hybrid or remote workforce can benefit. Forcepoint is trusted by more than 12,000 customers worldwide, including many of the world's largest banks, healthcare systems and government agencies.