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USB Disk Security Standard Edition meets the basic terminal security and data anti-leakage management needs of small and medium-sized enterprises with stable and concise functions. PrivateDLP Pro, with intelligent AI audit, full behavior traceability and flexible customized deployment capabilities, solves the pain points of insufficient accuracy, rigid rules and poor privacy protection of traditional monitoring software. It is suitable for medium and large enterprises with high requirements for data security, employee productivity management and data autonomy, helping enterprises build a comprehensive, intelligent and privacy-compliant terminal data security protection system.
We deliver two tiered enterprise terminal security & data loss prevention (DLP) solutions built on a stable Client/Server (C/S) architecture, exclusively supporting Windows endpoints. All device and network governance policies are centrally configured and pushed via a unified web admin dashboard, allowing bulk or individual device policy assignment. Endpoint clients execute server-defined rules and continuously sync monitoring logs back to your enterprise management console, enabling end-to-end visible data leak defense and staff activity oversight.
The modular C/S architecture of USB Disk Security and PrivateDLP delivers a flexible, secure, and user-friendly foundation for enterprise endpoint data protection. The standard workflow addresses core DLP and access control needs for small and mid-sized organizations, while the extended Pro workflow adds intelligent, privacy-compliant auditing and customizable deployment options for enterprises with advanced compliance, productivity, and data security requirements.
Traditional data loss prevention (DLP) and employee monitoring tools often face a critical dilemma: rigid rule-based security supervision frequently invades employee privacy, collects excessive personal data, and triggers employee resistance, while loose monitoring fails to effectively block enterprise data leakage risks. PrivateDLP, as a next-generation AI-powered DLP solution, breaks this long-standing contradiction through its privacy-first technical architecture and flexible intelligent supervision mechanism. Different from conventional monitoring software that permanently collects and stores employee screen data and behavioral records, PrivateDLP realizes refined employee productivity auditing and enterprise data risk prevention on the premise of fully protecting employee privacy. Its core advantages include real-time temporary screenshot analysis with immediate data erasure, customizable AI behavioral judgment rules, flexible private large language model (LLM) deployment options, and graded sensitive data record retention. This paper analyzes the core privacy protection mechanisms of PrivateDLP, expounds how it balances enterprise security management needs and employee personal privacy rights, and highlights its unique value in compliant, humanized, and secure enterprise terminal supervision.
Most traditional enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP) and endpoint security solutions rely on kernel-mode driver installation to enforce device control, network filtering, and system monitoring. This kernel-level deployment often causes severe compatibility conflicts, system instability, and incompatibility with third-party antivirus, EDR, and endpoint protection software. In contrast, USB Disk Security and PrivateDLP operate entirely in Windows User Mode without installing any kernel drivers, delivering stable, lightweight endpoint security and DLP capabilities while maintaining full compatibility with all mainstream security software.
This document provides end-to-end step-by-step guidance for deploying, activating, and onboarding both USB Disk Security (Standard Edition) and PrivateDLP (Pro Edition) Windows endpoint clients. It covers installation package acquisition, local client setup, web admin console registration, free trial activation, and license binding workflows, supporting both individual trial users and enterprise bulk deployment scenarios. The two products share an identical client UI and unified activation mechanism, with differences limited to package distribution channels and post-activation functional permissions. This guide is intended for enterprise IT administrators, security operations teams, and individual evaluators deploying the software on Windows endpoints.
This guide explains the core layout, key components, and operational workflows of the Home Overview page — the default landing page of the unified web management console for both USB Disk Security (Standard Edition) and PrivateDLP (Pro Edition). It covers the full structure of the device list, real-time status indicators, security alert tracking, and the per-device policy configuration panel accessed via the Details button. This document helps administrators quickly gain full visibility into all deployed endpoints, monitor security status at a glance, and perform granular single-device configurations without navigating across multiple modules.