DLP Implementation Services

Protect your sensitive data with clear DLP policies, monitoring, and controls that prevent leaks, misuse, and unauthorized sharing — across cloud, email, and endpoints.

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DLP Implementation Services Overview

Sensitive data lives everywhere — laptops, email accounts, cloud drives, shared folders, and third-party apps. Without proper controls, files can be copied, uploaded, forwarded, or exposed without anyone noticing. Most data breaches happen because information leaves the environment in ways the business didn’t expect.

Data Loss Prevention (DLP) keeps this information safe by identifying sensitive data, monitoring how it’s used, and stopping risky movements. The challenge is that DLP tools are often difficult to configure, too noisy, or poorly aligned with how teams actually work. That’s where proper DLP implementation matters.

CyberXSoft helps businesses deploy DLP controls in a practical way. We review where data lives, who uses it, and how it moves. Then we implement simple, effective DLP rules that reduce risk without slowing down daily work.

What Our DLP Implementation Service Covers

Data Classification & Discovery

We help you understand what sensitive data you have and where it’s stored.
What’s included:

  • Scanning cloud, endpoints, and servers

  • Classifying files (personal data, financial data, internal documents, etc.)

  • Mapping data flows

Identifying high-risk storage locations

DLP Policy Development

We create DLP rules and guidelines that match your business — not generic templates.
What’s included:

  • Policy creation for email, cloud, USB, and endpoints

  • Rules for restricted files

  • Allow/block conditions

  • Exceptions for approved teams or systems

DLP Tool Setup & Configuration

We configure the DLP system you use or help you choose one.
What’s included:

  • Deployment on endpoints and cloud services

  • Custom policy mapping

  • Alert and action setup (block, warn, monitor)

  • Data movement tracking

Common industry tools include:

  • Microsoft Purview DLP

  • Symantec DLP

  • Trellix (McAfee) DLP

  • Forcepoint DLP

  • Endpoint DLP tools (CrowdStrike, Digital Guardian)

  • Cloud DLP tools for SaaS platforms

Monitoring & Incident Handling Setup

Once DLP is running, the real value comes from monitoring and reviewing activity.
What’s included:

  • Alert setup for risky actions

  • Configuring incident handling steps

  • Role-based access for reviewers

Tracking violations and patterns

Cloud & Email Protection

Most data leaks happen through email or cloud sharing.
What’s included:

  • Email DLP setup (attachments, keywords, sensitive fields)

  • Cloud sharing restrictions

  • Preventing unapproved external sharing

  • Reviewing third-party app integrations

Tools Commonly Used for DLP Implementation

Businesses often rely on tools such as:

  • Microsoft Purview (O365 environments)

  • Symantec DLP (enterprise-grade)

  • Trellix DLP

  • Forcepoint DLP

  • Digital Guardian

  • Google Workspace DLP

  • Cloudflare DLP

These tools help detect sensitive data, block risky movement, and track how information is used across devices and cloud systems.

Real Problems Companies Face With DLP

Common issues we help solve include:

  • Sensitive files shared through personal email or WhatsApp

  • Employees forwarding data to external vendors without approval

  • Unprotected cloud drive sharing

  • USB devices copying confidential files

  • No visibility into where sensitive data lives

  • Too many DLP alerts with unclear meaning

  • Policies that are too strict and interrupt daily work

  • No classification of sensitive information

These gaps often lead to accidental exposure, compliance violations, or unauthorized access.

Use Cases for DLP Implementation

Here are real situations where DLP makes a difference:

Protecting Customer or Financial Data

Businesses handling personal details, credit card info, or internal reports need DLP rules that stop accidental sharing.

Controlling External File Sharing

Teams working with vendors sometimes overshare data. DLP controls help prevent unapproved file transfers.

Securing Remote Users

Remote staff often use home networks or personal apps. Endpoint DLP helps keep data from leaking unintentionally.

Compliance Requirements

Industries needing PCI-DSS, HIPAA, or ISO 27001 must show proof of data protection — DLP helps support this.

Cloud Migration

DLP ensures sensitive information stays protected while moving to AWS, Azure, or Google Workspace.

How Our DLP Implementation Process Works

  1. Data Discovery & Analysis
    We identify where sensitive data exists and how it moves.

  2. Policy Creation & Mapping
    We align DLP rules with your business workflows.

  3. Tool Configuration
    We set up monitoring, blocking rules, and alerts.

  4. Testing & Fine-Tuning
    We minimize false positives and keep workflows smooth.

  5. Training & Guidance
    Your team learns how DLP works and what actions matter.

Who Can Benefit From This Service?

  • Companies handling financial or customer data

  • Organizations preparing for audits

  • Businesses with remote or hybrid teams

  • Companies using cloud platforms heavily

  • Teams sharing data with clients or vendors

  • Organizations wanting more visibility over sensitive information

Stop leaks before they happen.

Protect your sensitive data — everywhere it lives.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

DLP works best for information that could cause financial, reputational, or legal damage if exposed. This usually includes customer records, financial statements, internal documents, IDs, HR data, contracts, and intellectual property. Most companies are surprised by how much sensitive information exists across laptops, email, and cloud storage, which is why discovery and classification are key.

Not when implemented correctly. Modern DLP tools allow monitoring-only modes, gentle warnings, or full blocking depending on the situation. We tune rules so they match your workflow, meaning employees can work normally while risky actions are flagged or stopped quietly in the background.

DLP can protect data on company laptops, mobile devices, cloud platforms (Microsoft 365, Google Workspace), and shared drives. With the right setup, policies also apply to remote users and hybrid teams, helping prevent accidental leaks even outside the office network.

Insider threats are often accidental — forwarding the wrong file, uploading data to personal apps, or mishandling sensitive information. DLP monitors these actions and alerts the business when something unusual happens. It also blocks high-risk activities like copying restricted files to USB or sharing them externally.

Many frameworks — including ISO 27001, SOC 2, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and local data-privacy regulations — require businesses to prevent unauthorized access or sharing of sensitive data. DLP supports these requirements by proving you have visibility and controls in place to keep information protected.

The right tool depends on your environment, budget, and data workflows. Companies using Microsoft 365 often benefit from Microsoft Purview DLP, while organizations needing deeper endpoint control may prefer Symantec DLP, Trellix, Forcepoint, or Digital Guardian. We help you understand the differences and select a tool that fits your actual needs instead of overspending on features you won’t use.

Our Core Services

IT Staff Augmentation

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Dedicated Teams

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Project-Based Consultants

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Remote Talent Sourcing

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Onsite & Hybrid Staffing

Need resources locally or in a hybrid model? We ensure the right balance of flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and productivity.

Rapid Onboarding

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