Data Security

DLP ManagerNew

Integrates with your existing Data Loss Prevention solutions to provide centralised visibility into policy violations, sensitive data movement, and user risk — across cloud and on-premises environments.

DLP Manager

Data loss prevention visibility and management

What it does

Key capabilities

Policy Violation Dashboards

Centralised dashboards showing DLP policy violations by severity, user, data type, and channel.

User Risk Tracking

Identifies users with repeated DLP violations or high-risk data handling behaviour for targeted review.

Data Exfiltration Indicators

Flags suspicious patterns consistent with data exfiltration — bulk downloads, off-hours uploads, unusual destinations.

Integration Support

Works with leading DLP solutions including Microsoft Purview, Netskope, and others.

Sensitive Data Mapping

Tracks where sensitive data is being moved, shared, or accessed across your environment.

Compliance Reporting

Generates GDPR and POPI compliance reports demonstrating data protection monitoring is in place.

Highlights

Why DLP Manager?

  • Microsoft Purview and Netskope integration
  • Centralised DLP violation dashboards
  • Data exfiltration indicator detection
  • Per-user risk scoring for DLP behaviour
  • GDPR and POPI compliance reporting
Included in OneView

DLP Manager is part of the Hakware OneView platform. All findings, events, and data from this module flow into your central dashboard alongside every other security signal in your environment.

24/7 Support Available
Phone: +27 060 984 1210
FAQs

Frequently asked questions

DLP Manager integrates with Microsoft Purview (formerly Microsoft Information Protection and Compliance) and Netskope. Both platforms feed policy violation events into the Hakware DLP Manager dashboard, where they are normalised alongside any UBA or email threat signals to provide a consolidated view of data loss risk.

DLP Manager tracks the frequency, severity, and type of policy violations per user over time. Users with repeated high-severity violations — particularly those involving sensitive data types like financial records or personal data — receive elevated risk scores that surface in the DLP Manager user risk panel and feed into the Human Cyber Risk dashboard.

Beyond standard policy violations, DLP Manager flags behavioural patterns consistent with intentional exfiltration: bulk download of sensitive content in a short window, uploads to personal cloud storage outside normal hours, large email attachments to personal addresses, or a sudden spike in policy events from a single user coinciding with a resignation or disciplinary event.

GDPR Article 32 and POPI Section 19 require technical and organisational measures to protect personal data. DLP Manager's policy violation monitoring, exfiltration detection, and compliance reporting directly evidence that your organisation actively monitors for personal data exposure — a key element auditors and data protection officers need to demonstrate.

See DLP Manager in action

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