This Network DLP Buyer’s Guide argues that modern DLP should be an integrated feature within a broader detection-and-response stack because cloud, SaaS, and mobility keep data in motion and require both content and context to reduce noise and improve outcomes. It explains that effective network DLP must prevent data loss, not just detect it, and should inspect sessions (not packets) across all 65,535 ports and protocols to stop evasion via non-standard ports and port hopping. The guide compares prevention approaches (sniffer vs proxy/gateway), recommends combining all-channels prevention with user-friendly controls for official channels, and stresses accurate content inspection using scalable profiling methods alongside limited registration-based matching. It also highlights enterprise sca

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