Check Point Endpoint Media Encryption and Port Protection (Pointsec) vs Dell Data Protection | Encryption Enterprise Edition (DDPE)

• The product works with Windows, Linux, and OS X.
• The management of Pointsec has really become very simple and centralized for all IT to handle with ease.
• Preboot encryption keys in the form of a password, by inserting a USB drive containing the key and/or using a one-time password generating device such as an RSA token.

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• Silent installation/uninstallation. It was very easy to deploy and remove the software remotely.
• Transparent to users. Users did not see messages from the software or notice performance issues during encryption.
• File or disk level encryption. Includes the option to do file or full-disk encryption to meet your organization's needs.

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• Types of devices to control needs to be added like McAfee and GFI Endpoint Security.
• Device whitelisting needs more granular level like by Vendor ID, Serial Number, Device ID etc.
• Device Control and Media Protection on MacOS to be added.

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• The encryption policies require careful configuration to avoid damaging the system
• Encryption does not play nice with Windows OS updates

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• It protects your data to being leaked from Endpoint.
• It protects the Removal Storage Media unauthorize use on other endpoint
• The policy management is user freindly and roll out on the endpoint is just a signle click away to protect your sensative data.

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• Added security to physical disks and removable media
• Protects with very powerful ATP

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