

Find out in this report how the two Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions compare in terms of features, pricing, service and support, easy of deployment, and ROI.
I have seen a return on investment, and the biggest one is saving time.
With Skyhigh Security, that same analysis could often be reduced to around ten minutes
By moving to having more in the cloud, their cloud is automatically updated as part of a SaaS solution, which reduces the responsibility on the company to do the updates themselves.
I have seen a return on investment from using Skyhigh Security; we saved a lot of time since the dashboard gives the complete picture of the overall usage of cloud apps.
They conduct sessions to check logs and policies, unlike Symantec, where engineers may temporarily check and ask for logs, causing delays.
I expect that ticket alignment within Forcepoint Data Loss Prevention support should depend on the type of case, and that is not there.
We were very happy with the technical support engineers that are supporting us.
We can know the case severity such as P1, P2, or P3, allowing easy interaction from the customer support side.
Weekly setup calls are conducted with all clients to discuss ongoing issues and resolutions.
There is also some really good diagnostic information built into their web gateways that they deploy on-premise if you want to do hybrid, so they get a lot of information before you even know something might be wrong.
The key principle of a scalable DLP uses a single policy engine across multiple data channels such as endpoint, email, web, cloud, and network.
It is easily scalable because it is purely deployed on on-premises and with less downtime.
Forcepoint Data Loss Prevention performs well in terms of scalability, as it can handle growth because the license is a trust-based license, so it will not block the growth.
Scalability-wise, for monitoring cloud apps, Skyhigh Security is more scalable, and we never faced any scalability issues on the dashboards.
They have peering agreements with a lot of the major ISPs where their data centers are, which allows them to get a really good bandwidth allocation.
We upgraded with a plan for the next five to seven years to run with this solution because this easy scalability is what we are able to achieve with Skyhigh Security for our environment.
The stability of Forcepoint Data Loss Prevention is reliable, with minimum crashes, errors, or performance issues.
We did not face any downtime on that site, so it is quite reliable.
If your primary location is down, you just get diverted to the other one.
It has many gaps, so I think some customers take three months and up to six months for the deployment of Skyhigh Security.
While Forcepoint is mostly on-premises, I suggest that to compete with Symantec, they should consider cloud solutions.
The AI component is missing in Forcepoint Data Loss Prevention, where based on user behavior analytics, it could give us suggestions.
Forcepoint Data Loss Prevention is already capable enough to integrate with data classification tools such as Boldon James and Microsoft MIP.
There is no API available.
Skyhigh Security does not have a local representative in the Philippines.
Skyhigh has its own DLP which is helping users not upload sensitive documents to the AI chatbot, making that a main good feature.
There have been situations where the license expired before the purchased license was sent, resulting in the DLP being out of service.
The pricing is reasonable and medium, not very low, but fair for the product offered.
My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Forcepoint Data Loss Prevention is that the pricing was reasonable.
After switching, cost savings would be in the millions since we were having many VPN edge routers, and there were many VPN tunnels utilized on the cloud, and after moving to ZTNA, we were able to cut the cost.
The pricing and licensing was generally aligned with the number of users and the models, and the cost depends on the scope, but I think Skyhigh Security has great pricing for the market.
Regarding pricing, the licensing and pricing for Skyhigh Security, especially for SWG, is cheap.
It provides multiple customization options for policies, which makes it superior to Symantec.
It supports 50 file types and continuously improves accuracy with user feedback, enabling auto-discovery across cloud, endpoint, and on-premises data stores without extra cost of repeated scans.
Forcepoint Data Loss Prevention's email workflow checks whether emails sent from the office are forbidden by DLP rules and sends a notification to the manager accordingly.
Skyhigh Security dashboard helps monitor security threats, and it works well with very large enterprise environments.
By going through their Zero Trust interface, we effectively had single sign-on to the internal network remotely without a VPN, so it reduced the overhead and gave us faster access to the files.
The hardware and cloud usability features help my team by providing easy scalability, which is the main advantage.
| Product | Mindshare (%) |
|---|---|
| Forcepoint Data Loss Prevention | 4.3% |
| Skyhigh Security | 1.1% |
| Other | 94.6% |

| Company Size | Count |
|---|---|
| Small Business | 33 |
| Midsize Enterprise | 7 |
| Large Enterprise | 29 |
| Company Size | Count |
|---|---|
| Small Business | 34 |
| Midsize Enterprise | 6 |
| Large Enterprise | 49 |
Forcepoint Data Loss Prevention (DLP) helps organizations prevent sensitive data loss across endpoints, AI interactions, web, cloud applications, email, and networks. Forcepoint provides unified policy management and consistent enforcement across channels, giving organizations visibility and control over sensitive data everywhere.
Forcepoint DLP simplifies deployment, policy management, and compliance with 1,800+ predefined classifiers and policy templates covering regulations across 90+ countries and major industries. Forcepoint Risk-Adaptive Protection continuously analyzes user behavior and risk to dynamically adjust DLP enforcement, helping organizations reduce data loss while minimizing unnecessary friction for users.
Forcepoint also uses AI to simplify DLP operations. ARIA, the Adaptive Risk Intelligence Assistant, helps security teams configure and deploy policies, investigate incidents, understand user risk, and surface data security insights using natural language. With unified policies, risk-adaptive enforcement, AI-assisted operations, and flexible on-premises, hybrid, and cloud deployment options, Forcepoint helps organizations protect sensitive data, streamline compliance, and modernize data security without adding unnecessary complexity.
Skyhigh Security provides comprehensive protection with features like user behavior analytics, shadow IT identification, and data loss prevention. Its integration with IT infrastructure offers robust security insights and helps maintain compliance.
Skyhigh Security offers a user-friendly interface that simplifies navigation while delivering substantial threat protection. It enhances existing IT infrastructure integration, such as DLP and Active Directory, to strengthen security. Yet, there is room for improvement in report generation speed, interface intuitiveness, and integration with other products. Organizations utilize Skyhigh Security to audit internet behavior, secure cloud environments and control web content. It effectively manages data movement and ensures compliance, while preventing unauthorized access and bandwidth misuse.
What are the key features of Skyhigh Security?In sectors like finance, healthcare, and technology, companies implement Skyhigh Security for its comprehensive monitoring capabilities. It helps secure access to SaaS applications and protects against threats, ensuring adherence to regulatory requirements and preventing data breaches while optimizing performance in cloud environments.
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