Name: DeviceLock DLP
Rating: 4.7 (599 reviews)

Question 1

Can Acronis DeviceLock DLP function without internet connection?

Accepted Answer

There are two different sets of DLP policies, Regular and Offline, which are automatically applied to a controlled endpoint by Acronis DeviceLock DLP agents depending on its network status. The Offline policy can be triggered by the laptop using either cached or confirmed Windows credential authentication, whether it can connect to any of its known Acronis DeviceLock Enterprise Servers, or if in a wired vs. unwired state.

Question 2

Is Acronis DeviceLock DLP capable of “passive mode” functioning, i.e. not restricting data transfer, but logging and shadow copying?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Acronis DeviceLock DLP is capable of functioning in any administrator set mode. We also call this “observation mode”.

In cases where access to ports, devices, or network protocols is not blocked or content-filtered by policy, logging and data shadowing policy can be actively logging and keeping records in audit and shadow logs in “passive mode”.

If there is a restrictive access policy active, Acronis’ DLP solution blocks the transfer and prevents data leakage on a controlled endpoint in real time.

Question 3

Is there an option to configure various access control policies for laptops in- and out of the corporate network?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there is. Acronis DeviceLock DLP supports various on- and off-corporate-line security policies. This way you can have one policy when the laptop is behind the firewall or DMZ and a totally different policy when the laptop is out in the wild, strengthening DLP security.

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