ManageEngine Endpoint DLP Plus - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

ManageEngine Endpoint DLP Plus is an endpoint data loss prevention solution that discovers, classifies, and enforces boundaries on sensitive data, helping protect against insider and external threats across every endpoint.

Discovers : Sensitive data rarely stays where you expect it to. Files get copied, forwarded, downloaded, and duplicated across devices until nobody has a clear picture of where PII, financial records, or intellectual property actually live. Endpoint DLP Plus runs systematic scans across every managed endpoint to surface this data wherever it's stored, whether it's sitting in a structured database or scattered across unstructured files like documents, spreadsheets, and PDFs. This gives IT teams a real inventory of exposure instead of an assumption, which is the starting point for any policy that follows.

Classify: Once data is found, it needs to be understood. Endpoint DLP Plus applies predefined templates built around common categories like health records, financial data, and personally identifiable information, so teams don't have to build detection logic from scratch. Where data is specific to the business, custom classification methods such as keyword search, regex pattern matching, document matching, and fingerprinting let admins define exactly what counts as sensitive in their environment. This classification layer is what allows every downstream policy to apply intelligently rather than blindly, protecting the right data without treating every file on the network as a threat.

Enforces boundaries: Discovery and classification only matter if they translate into control. Endpoint DLP Plus lets admins set firm boundaries on how sensitive data can move and where it can go. Peripheral devices like USB drives and printers can be restricted or monitored, cloud uploads and unauthorized web applications can be blocked from receiving sensitive files, and email transmission can be limited to trusted domains and approved recipients. Clipboard actions and screenshots can also be restricted to prevent sensitive content from being pulled into unauthorized apps. Applications marked as trusted keep sensitive data contained within approved business tools, while overrides and justification workflows give employees a path to request exceptions without admins having to loosen policy across the board. Protecting against insider and external threats

These three capabilities work together to address both sides of data loss. Insider risk, whether careless or malicious, gets contained by limiting what any single user or device can access, copy, or transmit. External threats, including credential-based attacks and malware looking to exfiltrate data, run into the same boundaries, since compromised accounts inherit the same restrictions as the humans behind them. Because enforcement happens at the endpoint rather than relying solely on network-level controls, protection holds even when devices are offline or operating outside the corporate perimeter. The result is a consistent security posture that follows the data and the device, not just the network they happen to be connected to.