Detect and prevent unauthorized transfers of sensitive information across devices, applications, and communication channels with enterprise-grade data loss prevention.
12M
Events Monitored
Real-Time
Detection
Policy
Driven
Enterprise
Ready
27
Blocked Uploads
142
Sensitive Documents
3
Critical Events
58
Policies Active
Live Event Stream
USB device connected · Marcus T.
Blockedjust nowLarge upload to personal Drive · Linda K.
Critical2m agoPII pattern detected in email attachment
Alert6m agoConfidential file access · Finance/Q4-Contracts/
Logged11m agoFrom detection to enforcement — every capability your security team needs to stop data loss before it happens.
Real-time
Block on detection
Stop sensitive files from leaving the organization through USB, cloud uploads, email, or clipboard — before the transfer completes.
6
Content categories
Pattern-match financial data, PII, source code, and contracts across files, clipboard, and uploads automatically.
Whitelist
Device-level control
Detect and block unauthorized removable storage, with full device identity logging and whitelist enforcement.
Personal & SaaS
Cloud destinations
Track uploads to personal cloud storage and unapproved SaaS destinations — flagged the moment they start.
58
Policies active
Every DLP rule is enforced automatically at the endpoint — alert, block, or quarantine, exactly as configured.
0-100
Behavioral risk score
Every event is scored for severity so your security team investigates what actually matters first.
Every one of these is a Rymot default, not an add-on.
Confidential files move between apps, drives, and inboxes with no visibility into what left and where it went.
Files leave through channels nobody's watching — personal email, unsanctioned SaaS tools, unmonitored network shares.
A single unmonitored USB port can move gigabytes of data out the door in seconds, with no record left behind.
Personal Drive, Dropbox, and iCloud accounts become an easy, invisible off-ramp for company data.
Without evidence of enforcement, a single incident can turn into a regulatory finding with no defense.
Every file movement, upload, and clipboard action is observed across every endpoint.
Content patterns — financial data, PII, source code — are matched automatically.
The matching DLP policy is resolved: what triggered it, and what action it requires.
The transfer is blocked, alerted, or logged in real time — with evidence preserved automatically.
From the moment risk appears to the moment it's blocked — every step captured, timestamped, and ready for review.
9:14 AM
WD My Passport 1TB connected to a Finance workstation. Device not on the approved whitelist.
9:15 AM
312 files from /Finance/Q4-Contracts/ copied toward the connected device.
9:15 AM
A 2.3 GB transfer to the external device was initiated immediately after the copy.
9:15 AM
The "Financial Data Exfiltration" policy matched the transfer's content and destination.
9:15 AM
Rymot blocked the transfer automatically and suspended the session pending review.
9:16 AM
Security and compliance teams were notified with a complete, exportable evidence package.
Six content categories, scored by risk, matched automatically everywhere they appear.
Financial Data
Customer Records
Source Code
Internal Documents
PII
Contracts
Every rule that governs what's allowed to move, and what happens when it doesn't.
A complete case file — no reconstruction required.
Event
312 files copied to an unauthorized USB device
User
Marcus T. — Finance Analyst
Device
WD My Passport 1TB · Serial WXB1A01234
Policy Triggered
Block USB Copy — Financial Data Exfiltration
Evidence
Resolution
Transfer blocked automatically. Case escalated to the security team for review.
The trendlines your security and compliance teams actually get judged on.
-34%
Risk Trend (90 days)
-51%
Incident Trend (90 days)
-28%
Violation Trend (90 days)
1,204
Blocked Actions
+18%
Compliance Improvements
Security teams need to act fast. Executives need to see the trend. Rymot serves both from the same data.
The difference is whether the data ever left.
Rymot DLP extends coverage into the tools your organization already uses — no separate agent per app.
Microsoft 365
Email & OneDrive monitoring
Google Workspace
Drive & Gmail monitoring
Slack
File-share monitoring
GitHub
Source code exposure
Jira
Ticket attachment monitoring
Okta
Identity-aware policy scope
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What security and compliance teams ask before rolling out Rymot DLP.
Rymot DLP monitors file movement, clipboard operations, USB transfers, cloud uploads, and email attachments — matching content against financial data, PII, source code, contracts, and custom-defined patterns.
Yes. Policies can be configured to alert, monitor, or actively block a transfer the moment it's detected — including USB copies, cloud uploads, and unauthorized network destinations.
Policies define a trigger (content type, device, or destination) and an action (alert, monitor, or block). They can be scoped organization-wide or to a specific department, and take effect immediately.
Every DLP event captures the user, device, policy triggered, and full evidence — file manifests, screenshots, and session context — in a case file ready for security or compliance review.
When a policy blocks an action, the employee sees a clear in-the-moment notice explaining why. Rymot DLP is built for enforcement with transparency, not silent surveillance.
Real-time detection, automatic enforcement, and evidence your security team can act on — before data ever leaves.
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