Security · Data Protection · Powered by Acronis
Whether through accident or malicious intent, sensitive data leaving your organization's control is one of the costliest security failures. Powered by Acronis Advanced Data Loss Prevention, we enforce policy at the device and channel level before a leak happens.
Most data loss isn't a dramatic insider theft — it's a file attached to the wrong email, sensitive data copied to a USB drive, or a document uploaded to an unauthorized cloud service without a second thought. Acronis Advanced Data Loss Prevention addresses this at the source: controlling exactly which peripheral devices, network channels, and applications are allowed to move sensitive data, enforced directly at the endpoint through the same Acronis agent already protecting your backups and devices.
Because it's built into the broader Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud platform, DLP policy isn't a separate tool your team has to manage independently — it's one more layer of protection running alongside backup, anti-malware, and endpoint detection.
Managing what USB drives, external storage, and peripheral devices can access sensitive data
Governing data movement across email, cloud storage, messaging apps, and other network channels
Defining what data movement is and isn't permitted, based on your actual risk and compliance requirements
Policy applied consistently through the same agent as backup and endpoint protection
Real-time alerts on policy violations, with clear reporting for review and compliance
A key channel where DLP policy also needs enforcement.
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DLP alerts feed into broader security monitoring and response.
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Policy is designed around your actual business needs and can be scoped by device, user, or group — the goal is stopping genuinely risky data movement, not blocking normal work.
Both — Acronis Advanced DLP controls peripheral devices as well as network channels including cloud storage, messaging apps, and other data transfer paths.
It means one deployment, one console, and one team's data instead of separate tools with separate policies that can conflict or leave gaps between them.