"Cyberhaven stands out among the crowd based on real-time data tracking and mapping, offering clear transparency into data flows. It presents an intuitive user interface with highly robust protection-the best fit in safeguarding critical information."

Cyberhaven allows us to meet and exceed contractual requirements for DLP. It goes far beyond standard 3-2-4 or 4-4-4-4 blocking and allows us to protect IP from leaving the organization. It also helps with Insider Threat as we have a “forensic” view of what happened to a file. Did Johnny copy an important file, change the extension to try and make it look like a .png, share with someone internal and then email or copy to a file sharing site? We have the details on what happened and when. We also have the ability to block these activities as needed/desired. Finally, we have protection to question or block what is being sent to gen AI sites. All in all, it is watching our back and provides details on what is moving in the organization.

Cyberhaven has user-controlled override functions that work on email, web, USB, and peripheral data transfers to keep availability "always on" in my enterprise, provides an impression of comprehensive oversight to deter would-be insiders, and a lightweight feel that has virtually no user-experience for those who are always doing the right thing. With so much emphasis on the user-experience, it's hard to put Cyberhaven in the category of DLP. It's almost like they need to make a new category.. like, "Company Operations and Data Assurance Technology" CODAT!