Stop Exfiltration Everywhere It Happens
Legacy DLP fires on volume, not context, missing exfiltration through USB drives, encrypted files, certificate-pinned apps, and AI tools like ChatGPT and Copilot. As AI agents act on data at machine speed, every coverage gap becomes an entry point for loss. This datasheet maps the six exfiltration channels modern, endpoint-native DLP must cover and shows how Cyberhaven closes each one.
What's inside
The Six Exfiltration Channels DLP Must Cover
How legacy DLP misses exfiltration over USB drives, printers, AirDrop, and Bluetooth at the endpoint before data ever leaves.
Why certificate-pinned and end-to-end encrypted apps like Dropbox and WhatsApp stay invisible to CASB tools and web proxies.
How to tell a personal cloud account apart from a corporate one, and apply the right policy to each.
How Cyberhaven DLP Works
Discover: classify data by content and context from the moment it is created, without waiting on policies or manual tags.
Monitor and protect: see how humans and AI agents copy, fragment, and share data, then block, warn, or coach at the moment of action.
Investigate: follow a defensible data lineage record showing who touched what, when, and where it went.
Why the Endpoint Is Where DLP Works
Why data exfiltration happens at the endpoint, where humans and AI agents act on data, not in the cloud at rest.
What forensic proof endpoint DLP collects, including file history, clipboard activity, and screenshots for every incident.
How data lineage tracks sensitive data through encryption and compression instead of losing the trail.