Application-aware DLP
Inspect in-scope outbound HTTP(S) content, text WebSocket messages and supported attachments, with process and destination context.
Protect sensitive content leaving supported Windows applications. Bring AI DLP, device control and endpoint visibility into your security workflow.
Extend your policies to the application, destination and content involved in an outbound action.
Inspect in-scope outbound HTTP(S) content, text WebSocket messages and supported attachments, with process and destination context.
Combine local detectors, custom PII patterns and semantic AI rules to evaluate confidential business content.
Prevent writes to USB drives and other removable disks through centrally managed device policy, while retaining read access.
Connect enforcement to cryptographically signed policies and device identity, with managed policy updates.
Enroll devices, associate endpoints with users and manage deployment from the Desktop AI DLP area of the CISO console.
Review decisions, reasons and sanitized audit metadata without keeping full prompts, files or request bodies in endpoint audit logs.
Identify the application and destination covered by your policy.
Evaluate supported text and attachments using local and semantic checks.
Allow or block the action according to the configured rule.
Record the decision and sanitized context for review in the console.
Bring device enrollment, endpoint policy and audit together with your browser and GenAI security controls.
Endpoint DLP covers supported Windows x64 workstations and inspectable application traffic. Coverage depends on the application, protocol and configured policy.
Certificate pinning, application-level encryption and other uninspectable flows follow explicit block or bypass policy with audit.
The modules complement each other. Browser extensions protect browser sessions and managed AI submissions. DesktopWeagleGuard extends DLP to inspectable traffic from supported Windows applications and adds removable storage control.
DesktopWeagleGuard targets supported Windows Enterprise x64 workstations. macOS, Linux, ARM64, Windows Server and multi-session VDI are outside the current endpoint baseline. We can review your Windows versions and application scope during a demo.
Yes. Weagle supports custom PII patterns, regular expressions and semantic policies for business information such as confidential contracts, unpublished financial data and internal project details.
When enabled, the device policy blocks writes to removable storage, including copying, creating, modifying and deleting files. Users can still read existing files on the protected disks.
Walk through your Windows environment and see how Endpoint DLP fits your security policies.