MyDLP Enterprise review
A broad on-premises DLP platform for organizations prioritizing infrastructure control.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MyDLP Enterprise is a self-hosted data loss prevention platform for organizations that need centralized control over sensitive information across networks, email, endpoints, servers, databases, and network storage. It is suited to security teams seeking an open-source-oriented, on-premises deployment with Windows endpoint coverage, appliance-based installation for physical or virtual environments, and controls for removable devices and printers. Its policy engine can log, block, archive, quarantine, or delete data, supporting environments where prevention and incident investigation need to work together.
The published plans are Enterprise terms of one, two, or three years. Each plan includes all modules and features, commercial support, documentation, and training materials. Pricing is contact-sales rather than a public numeric rate, and a 30-day free trial is available. Because the plans share the same listed feature scope, the main stated distinction is the subscription term. This structure fits organizations that want a supported commercial arrangement while retaining self-hosted control, but it offers less immediate price comparison than products with public tiered pricing.
MyDLP Enterprise has a broad infrastructure footprint: Microsoft Active Directory, SQL/JDBC databases, CIFS, SMB, NFS, FTP, ICAP, SMTP gateways, native syslog, Microsoft Exchange, REST API, and HP ArcSight are supported. Content matching covers keywords, dictionaries, regular expressions, hashes, and predefined data types, while centralized dashboards and incident archiving add operational visibility. The trade-off is focus: its listed deployment is on-premises, with no cloud-app controls or AI features. Choose it for network, endpoint, discovery, and device-control requirements in a self-hosted environment; consider an alternative if cloud application coverage is central.
MyDLP Enterprise pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Inspects network and endpoint activity across web, email, and devices
- Discovers sensitive data across endpoints, servers, databases, and storage
- Supports detailed policies, archiving, quarantine, and full-text incident search
- Where it doesn't
- Quote-based pricing requires contact with sales
- Self-hosted deployment may not suit cloud-first teams
- Cloud-app controls and AI features are not included
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