Automatically Find and Secure

Sensitive Data on Endpoints and Servers

Automatically Find and Secure
Sensitive Data on Endpoints and
Servers

Automatically Find and Secure Sensitive Data on Endpoints and Servers

Intelligent Data Discovery and Protection

The need for effective endpoint security measures has increased substantially. Any device—such as a smartphone, tablet, or laptop—can be an entry point for threats. The right endpoint security solution can help organizations detect suspicious instances of data being moved around inside and outside of an organization. PK Protect® Endpoint Manager (PEM) provides revolutionary data protection that automatically discovers and protects critical information, even when it moves outside of the organization.

Each time a user device is authorized to access a company’s network, the exploitable attack surface increases. Protecting sensitive data on endpoints and servers is critical.

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Each time a user device is authorized to access a company’s network, the exploitable attack surface increases. Protecting sensitive data on endpoints and servers is critical.

Download this infographic
to learn more about PK Protect Endpoint Manager capabilities.

Protect Data Wherever It Lives and Moves

Discovery

Automatically uncover data on servers and desktops.
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Classification

Categorize data based on custom or pre-defined policies to ensure security and privacy.
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Remediation

Protect data on endpoints and servers, as well as data that is sent via email, according to policy.

Encryption

Automatically convert data into an unreadable format and provide decryption only to those with proper access.
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Redaction

Permanently remove all or certain pieces of sensitive information from text files and images.
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Full Spectrum Capability

Using agents deployed on endpoint devices, PK Protect automatically applies the same discovery and protection capabilities on endpoints as it does for data stores, all while minimizing user disruption.

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