Digital Guardian Reviews

The predominant usage of Digital Guardian is to effectively monitor and prevent the unauthorized transfer of data through the primary five vectors, namely Print, Email, CD/DVD, USB, and Network upload. This solution has the capability to seamlessly classify data in transit and at rest. Furthermore, it can be deployed both on-premise and on the cloud, offering flexibility in its implementation.

Some of the features that are highly appreciated are its robust data loss prevention capabilities, flexible deployment options, and the ability to monitor data transfer across multiple vectors.

Digital Guardian's data classification and protection feature is also highly valued by anyone looking to secure sensitive data and comply with regulatory requirements.

Additionally, its advanced analytics and reporting capabilities allow for greater visibility and control over data security events, enabling organizations to quickly identify and respond to potential threats

I used to sell the solution and use it for certain companies. 

We had a use case for on-premise and deployment options for the endpoint as well as network and SaaS.

If you are in the financial sector and you need to maintain compliance, it has features that protect data (such as personal information) across the organization.

We use the solution to help secure data leaks. My region is notorious for people accessing other people's data. We're looking for a solution that would help us prevent 100 percent of data leaks.

We have been able to monitor access to files from each of our workstations. For instance, if someone leaves the company, we can conduct a quick investigation to make sure no large files have been uploaded from the official workstation. This may be due to the person leaving the business and attempting to take some files with them. Digital Guardian gives us visibility into all file access, copying, pasting, and uploading of any of the files stored on our workstation.

We use the solution to solve issues the client faces with infrastructure during configuration. The solution is either customized or used as it is by default. We also use the solution for reporting cases and incident management to close cases.

I like the solution's adaptive inspection and container inspection. Whichever features can be managed by the application are the features we commonly use day to day. But that depends on the needs of the client's environment. For example, IME refers to USB thumb drives or structured or unstructured data classification. The solution is useful to monitor and control data.
A common example is PII. Digital Guardian can control and monitor the PII information in the enterprise network. It's useful if the client does not want to allow the PII data to move outside the corporate network through file transfers or email.

We use the solution for data loss prevention. For the host we are using Digital Guardian and we can use it for Windows as well as Mac.

It has a couple of features for data security and we find them quite useful. You can work on various areas, including the endpoints, upload, areas of the cloud, et cetera, in order to protect yourself.

The product is stable.

It has been scalable. 

My customers are using Digital Guardian to protect their data. We are doing a POC.

The most valuable feature of Digital Guardian is its reputation. They have scored high on the Gartner Magic Quadrant.

Data security is now one of the most important aspects for any organization. Our customers are looking for a DLP solution that can help them protect data. It's both endpoint and network, and "network" covers cloud integration as well.

We cover both Endpoint Data Loss Prevention and Network DLP; in fact, we cover the whole portfolio of Digital Guardian. We have both cloud and on-premise solutions. We deploy it for medium and enterprise businesses.

There are a lot of issues with the current version of the Endpoint agent. It's not stable, it's resource-consuming, and there are some performance issues. If they could improve the stability of the agent it would be great.

They need to improve their product. If they keep just adding the features, it's not going to help them to sell the solution in the market. First of all, they need to improve their existing features, rather than onboarding new features.

We provide the solution to the customer. If a client wants to protect data before it leaves the organization, they use this product for DLP. 

The solution protects against data leaks across various channels - USB, email, chat, et cetera. They're good at monitoring and protecting.