Netwrix Endpoint Protector Reviews

My customers' usual use cases for this solution are mostly for compliance at this juncture because, in Asia, compliance is becoming very important. So many of them are jumping on board, the bandwagon to actually make sure that they are quite compliant when it comes to internal threats.

The Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Netwrix Endpoint Protector product is one of the easiest DLPs that can be installed, and I think that we have successfully deployed many of these in the Asia Pacific region.

The features of Netwrix Endpoint Protector that I have found most valuable so far are the two main key modules which are Content Aware Protection (CAP) and Device Control (DC), which is the hottest selling item from my perspective as a consultant.

I find CAP and DC valuable because they are very granular in nature and it's easily understood and easily configured. That's why it's easy for us to actually position this product to any organizations with no complications.

My impression on the multi-layered protection features of this solution is quite positive because now they've expanded to more things in the DLP itself, that are as good as an enterprise DLP solution. Therefore, I feel that in terms of its pricing values and so on, it is very competitive.

I assess the value of the comprehensive reporting and auditing capabilities provided by Netwrix Endpoint Protector as very good because I am a user myself prior to this, before becoming a reseller and now a distributor. I am actually a walking dictionary for this particular product.

The comprehensive reporting and auditing capabilities are quite granular in terms of gaining insights. We can actually deep dive into quite a lot of things and find a lot of information that they already have. Assuming if there's a breach, we will be able to know exactly where the breach has occurred and what has occurred, and they are quite granular in how they report their information, including their logs. Therefore, they conform to all compliance regulatory bodies too.

My impression of the centralized management console feature of Netwrix Endpoint Protector is that it is one of the simplest centralized monitoring features that even a kid would understand, which is what we need in today's world—nothing complicated.

My impression of the data encryption and control over portable storage devices features of this solution is that they are very good, especially the device controls, which I really enjoy using, particularly when it comes to portable devices USBs and the encryption tools that they have, which is another module called E-lock, or enforce encryption, that they do have. They are well-protected along those lines.

We are using Netwrix Endpoint Protector for PC Endpoint protection. It is an endpoint security solution ensuring PC security by blocking USB ports and other physical ports and controlling PC access.

Netwrix Endpoint Protector works on Linux and macOS to block USB ports, control internet access, and manage other peripheral ports. It can block and monitor these ports, generate logs of file transfers, and provides exceptional access options. These features are very valuable for us.

I use it to restrict access to USB drives and monitor user activities on laptops to capture log data.

Data security is of paramount importance in today's digital landscape. By selectively sharing certain resources, we can proactively prevent users from unknowingly leaking sensitive data. Through this approach, we gain valuable insights by capturing logs. We leverage a centralized portal to access comprehensive information and proactively block messaging platforms like WhatsApp and other similar applications to further enhance security measures.

We were basically using it as a DLP solution, securing our endpoints for any data leaks. We were one of the contractors for IMS and AMM data, working on healthcare data. We had HIPAA compliance, so we had to abide by.

All of the features are effective, but the highlight feature of the product was the data layer inspection. When we talk about a DLP product, data packet inspection is very important. Securing data at rest is easy, but securing data in transit is challenging. We used it comprehensively to secure end drives, data transfers, secure hard drives, and end-user machines. It proved monumental in our operations.

It serves as a tool for ensuring compliance and facilitating security audits and it functions as a protective measure against unauthorized data transfers, whether through email or USB devices. The primary focus revolves around maintaining compliance with regulations and safeguarding sensitive information from unauthorized transfers.

The primary advantage lies in preventing internal data leakage, effectively thwarting any unauthorized data transfer within the organization. Additionally, the audit functionality is invaluable, particularly given the mandatory compliance with data security laws, a requisite for every company, especially in India.

It was the unique seventy-point I used for Linux devices. 

The console is friendly and it supports Mac.

We used Endpoint Protector for the users who were primarily working from home. These workers were contact agents who work on compliant applications, and the potential for client data to be exposed was significant.

I like the data protection feature. Our users were working on a client's CRM application with a lot of client-related EIA information. We did not want the users to be able to send any of this data outside. I also like its ability to protect against data leaks via emails and social media. I like that you can deploy it quickly, and it requires no training.

CoSoSys Endpoint Protector is a unique solution for Linux devices. It has a user-friendly console that makes it easy to navigate and create policies.

CoSoSys is supported on Mac devices. One unique feature is drive encryption. We have portable devices, and they have a password vault. If you transfer any data to your device, you can use the password vault to protect it.