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Forcepoint ZTNA vs Palo Alto Networks Enterprise DLP

Both stand on data loss prevention software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Forcepoint ZTNA

Paid MacSelf-hostedWeb+1

Forcepoint ZTNA offers policy-controlled access to private apps through agentless and agent-based options, with inline DLP controls. Organizations considering the agent-based route should check its software and Windows requirements alongside connector deployment needs.

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Palo Alto Networks Enterprise DLP

Paid Web

Enterprise DLP covers several control areas alongside discovery and incident workflows in a cloud deployment.

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The facts

	Forcepoint ZTNA	Palo Alto Networks Enterprise DLP
Free plan	No	Not published
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Mac, Self-hosted, Web, Windows	Web
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	Not published
Plans published	1	None
Maker	Forcepoint ZTNA	Not published
Website	forcepoint.com	paloaltonetworks.com
On data loss prevention software	#17 of 36	#36 of 36

Forcepoint ZTNA: what it does well

Policies can account for user, device, management status, and location
Agentless access can include personal devices and contractors
Inline DLP controls can be applied to private-app traffic
Supports private web apps and TCP-based applications

What to know first

Pricing is available by request
Agent-based access requires SmartEdge Agent 1.6.1 or newer
Agent-based access requires Windows 10 or newer
Deployment requires a connector in the internal app network

Palo Alto Networks Enterprise DLP: what it does well

Controls span endpoints, networks, and cloud apps
Data discovery is included
Removable media control is listed
Incident workflows are included

What to know first

Paid product
Pricing is available on request
Web is the only listed platform

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