Siberson Verikor DLP

Siberson Verikor DLP is a data-loss prevention platform for controlling sensitive information across endpoint, network and cloud channels. It is best suited to regulated organisations running mixed Windows and Linux estates that need detailed, centrally managed policies. Its strongest case is broad channel control with offline OCR and flexible deployment, while licensing and platform boundaries deserve careful checking.

Overview

Verikor monitors, controls and blocks sensitive data flows across email, removable media, printing, web uploads, cloud synchronisation and network shares. Windows endpoints receive the broadest channel coverage; Linux supports removable media, file copying, printing and browser uploads. That makes it a credible fit for organisations with varied endpoint fleets, but Linux administrators should not assume feature parity with Windows.

The Enterprise edition contains the full capability set rather than splitting functions across packages. Verikor can run on premises or as SaaS, with management communicating with agents over HTTPS. On-premises licensing may be annual or perpetual, while SaaS licensing is annual. It is licensed separately from Siberson Veriket Data Classification and Data Discovery, even though the products integrate natively.

Key features

The policy engine combines classification labels with user, device, destination, time and scenario conditions. More than 250 ready-made templates provide a substantial starting library, particularly useful for teams that need to formalise controls across departments or regulated workflows. The same granularity can create an administrative burden if policies are not maintained carefully.

Channel-specific responses include allowing, auditing, notifying, encrypting and blocking a transfer. This lets security teams apply proportionate controls instead of treating every event as a hard stop. Endpoint OCR works offline and identifies sensitive text in images and documents without an OCR server, a practical advantage for inspection on endpoints or in environments that avoid a separate OCR dependency.

Verikor forwards security data to Splunk, QRadar, Sentinel and Elastic, and can use Active Directory users and groups. Its key-authenticated web API retrieves classification levels, sub-levels and configuration, giving integration teams a defined way to connect surrounding systems. Incident workflows, data discovery, endpoint, network, cloud-app and removable-media controls are included in the Enterprise capability set. The product also produces audit evidence supporting GDPR, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, SOX and KVKK requirements.

Pricing

Enterprise pricing is custom: contact Siberson for a tailored quote. Licensing is priced per unique user, with one licence covering all of that user’s devices, and volume discounts applying. On-premises customers can choose annual or perpetual licensing; SaaS customers pay annually. There are no lower editions to trade reduced scope for a lower published price, so smaller teams should request a quote against their actual user count and deployment model.

Installation, training and support are available as services. These can help regulated organisations operationalise a large policy set, but they should be included in the procurement budget rather than assumed to be part of the licence.

Platforms

Endpoint agents support Windows 10 and 11, Windows Server 2016 through 2025, Ubuntu 20.04 through 25.04, Debian 11 through 13, and Pardus 21, 23 and 25. The product also has API, web and self-hosted deployment options. The Outlook add-in runs in Outlook on Windows and Outlook for Mac; this does not establish that the endpoint agent itself runs on macOS.

Who it's for

Verikor suits regulated enterprises that need evidence-producing DLP, mixed Windows/Linux endpoint coverage and either on-premises control or SaaS operation. It is a strong candidate when policies must vary by identity, device, destination and context, or when offline OCR matters. Organisations seeking a simple, low-cost entry plan, broad macOS agent coverage or transparent pricing should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Detailed policy conditions: identity, device, destination, timing and scenario controls support precise enforcement.
• Wide Windows channel coverage: email, USB, print, web, cloud sync and network shares are handled in one platform.
• Offline OCR: image and document inspection does not require an OCR server.
• Deployment choice: annual or perpetual on-premises licensing and annual SaaS licensing cover different operating preferences.
• Enterprise integrations: SIEM forwarding, Active Directory support and a configuration API aid existing security operations.

Cons

• Custom pricing only: buyers cannot compare a public price without engaging Siberson.
• Separate product licence: Veriket Data Classification and Data Discovery require their own licensing despite native integration.
• Uneven Linux coverage: Linux lacks several Windows-listed channels, including email and cloud synchronisation controls.
• Unclear macOS agent scope: the Outlook add-in supports Mac, but endpoint-agent support is not established.

Alternatives

Choose Cloudflare Data Loss Prevention instead if you want a freemium route, including a free plan for 50 users and broad Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows platform coverage; its pay-as-you-go plan costs $7 a month with no user limit.

ManageEngine Endpoint DLP Plus is a better fit for teams wanting a free edition for up to 25 Windows devices, a free trial and self-hosted or web deployment.

Pick InfoWatch Traffic Monitor when macOS agent coverage and a commercial quote based on scale are more important than a published plan structure.

Trellix Data Loss Prevention is the alternative for enterprises seeking endpoint, email, web, network and storage protection with on-premises or SaaS management.

Consider FortiDLP if a packaged tier structure suits your procurement, although its plans require a 100-endpoint minimum.

Mimecast Data Leak Prevention is a web-based choice with Professional and Enterprise service plans.

Netskope One Data Loss Prevention is an alternative for organisations prioritising macOS, Windows and web coverage.

Netskope One Private Access is an enterprise access product to consider when private-access connectivity, rather than DLP breadth, is the primary requirement.

Browse more options in Data Loss Prevention Software.

Verdict

Choose Siberson Verikor DLP if your regulated organisation needs granular, channel-specific controls across supported Windows and Linux systems, offline OCR and a choice of on-premises or SaaS deployment. Look elsewhere if you need a public price, a lower-cost starter edition or confirmed macOS endpoint-agent support.