Get Complete Data Protection Without Leaving Microsoft Purview
Under the Microsoft E5 license, your team already has a suite of compliance and data security tools, but native Purview capabilities depend on supported file types for classification, can take up to 24 hours to deploy a policy change, and stop tracking data the moment it leaves a labeled file. That's why Microsoft customers choose Cyberhaven for endpoint data loss prevention (DLP) and insider risk management (IRM), extending Purview with data lineage, context-aware classification, and agentic AI monitoring so protection follows data everywhere it moves.
What's inside
Where Native Microsoft Coverage Ends
Purview classifies data using keywords, patterns, and dictionaries, the same content-based approach most tools rely on, with no way to classify data by where it originated or how it moved.
Purview's labeling and protection system depends on specific supported file types, leaving images, CAD files, source code, and other proprietary formats outside its coverage.
Policy changes can take an hour or more to reach Microsoft endpoints, and up to 24 hours in some cases, a gap that matters when containing an active incident.
How Cyberhaven Extends Purview
Data Lineage traces the complete flow of data, showing where it originated, who has interacted with it, and how it has been modified over time, regardless of file type.
AI Classification applies AI to lineage, context, and content together, producing higher classification accuracy and more effective enforcement than content matching alone.
Cyberhaven Linea AI agents analyze billions of workflows and every piece of data to identify and report insider risk, extending protection into agentic AI workflows.
Where Cyberhaven Closes the Remaining Gaps
Purview discovers data at rest through native scanning. Cyberhaven adds data-in-use discovery, using lineage to reveal repositories of sensitive data and employee behavior your team may not have known about.
Only Cyberhaven uses lineage to automatically build a step-by-step history of the lead-up to an incident, cutting the time analysts spend collecting and correlating logs across systems.
Cyberhaven adds a unified console to visualize classification, events, and violations in one place, and extends full protection to macOS, where Microsoft's native tools still trail Windows.