Endpoint DLP Plus

Endpoint DLP Plus keeps your organization's sensitive files from leaving through the browser. It stops restricted file types from being uploaded to websites your organization hasn't approved, while letting you work normally on the sites it trusts. WHY INSTALL IT Most data leaks don't involve hackers. They happen when someone uploads the wrong file to the wrong website: a spreadsheet dropped into a personal cloud drive, a PDF attached in an unapproved web tool. Endpoint DLP Plus catches these mistakes as they happen, so files that should stay inside the organization do, and you don't have to memorize which sites are allowed. WHAT IT DOES - Checks every file upload, including the file picker and drag-and-drop, against the policy your IT/security team sets. - Trusted destinations: uploads to your organization's approved sites (for example, its own email, storage and business apps) are never restricted. - Blocked file types: file types your organization marks as restricted (for example PDF, Office documents or archives) are blocked on any website that isn't trusted. - Clear notifications: when an upload is blocked, you see an on-screen alert naming the file, so you know what was stopped and why. - Always current: the policy updates automatically in the background, and every policy is digitally signed by your organization's server, so it can't be tampered with locally. - Audit trail: upload attempts are recorded for your administrator, so incidents can be reviewed without guesswork. - Status at a glance: the toolbar popup shows whether protection is active, when the policy was last updated, and which sites and file types it covers. WHO THIS IS FOR This extension is for organizations that manage their devices with the Endpoint DLP platform. It is deployed by your IT department and linked to your organization's management server; it has no effect until your device is enrolled. It is not meant for personal installation. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - It does not read, store, or transmit the contents of files you upload — only the file name, file extension, and destination are logged. - It does not block or monitor browsing that isn't a file upload/attachment action. - It cannot be used to spy on personal browsing outside of upload/attachment events its policy applies to.