SAN RAMON, CA — (Marketwired) — 09/14/15 — DeviceLock, Inc., a worldwide leader in endpoint data leak prevention (DLP) software, today announced that SC Magazine has designated the DeviceLock Endpoint DLP Suite a perfect 5-Star rating across all measured criteria as well as earning their prestigious “Recommended” endorsement for the Endpoint Security category.
After a full review of features, documentation, support, and testing for performance and ease of use in the SC Magazine labs, the global security publication reported, “…if you want a traditional tool for managing and preventing data leakage at the endpoint, this has got to be your cup of tea. If functionality isn–t here, you probably don–t need it.” The authors go on to say, “Their current offering is the old school approach of a suite of tools for every function and in that context they are the Swiss Army knife of endpoint security. Lest you think that is a criticism, let us assure you that while the approach may be old school, the implementation absolutely is not. There is a tool for every conceivable endpoint security challenge and, amazingly, they all work equally well.”
“We are pleased with how our latest release of , performed in this rigorous group-review of sixteen leading endpoint security products,” said Ashot Oganesyan, founder and CTO, DeviceLock. “SC Magazine is THE –go-to– product intelligence source for IT security professionals who are relied upon to protect their organizations from a wide-range of data security threats.”
DeviceLock 8 incorporates advanced content-aware controls over just about any conceivable avenue of data leakage from a company–s computers — regardless of if they are laptops, desktops, servers or even virtual desktop and application sessions. The Endpoint DLP Suite consists of three primary software modules — DeviceLockNetworkLock and ContentLock — that together protect any sized organization from endpoint data leak dangers across the widest array of threat vectors. These include:
Transferring sensitive company data via endpoint-connected USB and optical drives, SD or CF cards, digital cameras and mobile devices
Transferring company data from endpoints via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or FireWire
Leaking company info from endpoints via social media, instant messengers, webmails, file sharing sites, email protocols and printing
Data leakage from endpoints via FTP/FTPS and HTTP/HTTPS protocols
“Our mission is to make the DeviceLock Endpoint DLP Suite the most easily deployable, scalable and flexible software available on the market for organizations that must protect confidential data from leaking out of their employees– computers,” said Mr. Oganesyan. “Receiving yet another perfect 5-Star rating from SC Magazine truly speaks to our company–s dedication to making our endpoint DLP software the very best in its category.”
For more information about the DeviceLock Endpoint DLP Suite, please visit . To read the product review in its entirety, please visit .
Established in 1996, DeviceLock, Inc. provides device control and endpoint data leak prevention software solutions to businesses of all sizes and industries. Protecting more than 7 million computers in more than 70,000 organizations worldwide, DeviceLock, Inc. has a vast range of corporate customers including financial institutions, state and federal government agencies, classified military networks, healthcare providers, telecommunications companies, and educational institutions. Based in San Ramon, California, DeviceLock, Inc. is an international organization with offices in Vancouver, London, Düsseldorf, Moscow and Milan.
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