
Forcepoint
Forcepoint is a cybersecurity platform that monitors, classifies, and controls data usage across cloud, endpoint, and network environments to prevent unauthorized access, exfiltration, and loss.
Forcepoint is a data security platform designed to protect sensitive information wherever it is created, accessed, or stored—across endpoints, cloud applications, networks, and generative AI tools. Its primary purpose is to help organizations understand where critical data lives, how it is used, and how to prevent unauthorized access, leakage, or misuse. By unifying Data Security Posture Management (DSPM), Data Loss Prevention (DLP), and Data Detection and Response (DDR), Forcepoint delivers continuous visibility and control over data risk in hybrid and remote work environments.
Forcepoint’s DSPM capabilities automatically discover and classify sensitive data across cloud services, SaaS applications, and on-premises repositories, enabling organizations to identify misconfigurations, overexposed data, and compliance gaps. Its enterprise DLP enforces granular policies based on user behavior, content, and context, blocking or coaching risky actions such as copying data to USB, uploading to unsanctioned cloud apps, or pasting confidential content into AI tools. DDR adds real-time monitoring and analytics to detect anomalous data activity, investigate incidents, and orchestrate response actions. Integration with identity providers, CASB, and security analytics platforms helps security teams correlate data events with user and device risk for more precise controls.
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