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Overall Satisfaction with Forcepoint Insider Threat
We need to stop employees from sharing critical data within and outside the organization [especially] by email and USBs. And restrict them to print [sensitive] information like employee info, bank details, and any other details which relate to personal category. On [the] IT side we [don't] people to share keys and codes outside the organization.
Pros
- Loss of data through Email
- Copy of sensitive data
- Sharing of data at all means
- Printscreen restrictions
- Printing restrictions
Cons
- Visualization of data
- Options are hard to find
- Integration with Active directory
- Email monitoring including corporate and others like hotmail, gmail etc.
- Data classification
- Rule based protection
- Licenses are bundle up.
- User based licensing.
- Renewal cost is almost same as purchasing cost.
- Trend Micro Apex One (formerly OfficeScan), Symantec Advanced Threat Protection and Forcepoint Data Loss Prevention
We chose Forcepoint because it provides [the] following benefits as [compared] to others; Modifying or stealing confidential or sensitive information for personal gain. Theft of trade secrets or customer information to be used for business advantage or to give to a foreign government or organization. Sabotage of an organization's data, systems, or network.
Do you think Forcepoint Insider Threat delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Forcepoint Insider Threat's feature set?
Yes
Did Forcepoint Insider Threat live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Forcepoint Insider Threat go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Forcepoint Insider Threat again?
Yes
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