Willsec
Insights
Company
Contact
Book a consultation My Willsec
Security Solutions

Know where your data goes. Stop it going there.

Sensitive data leaves organisations through ordinary channels — a browser upload, a USB stick, a personal email, a message app. Willsec DLP watches those channels on the endpoint and in the network, classifies what is moving, and enforces policy at the moment it matters.

Willsec builds its own DLP platform — so when you need a detector for your data, we write it rather than filing a feature request with a vendor.
Product UI

DLP console — policy and incidents

Real product screenshot: policy builder or incident detail, one panel in view rather than the whole console. Redact any customer names, file paths and IP addresses. Light theme.

2400×1350 · PNG · @2x

What's included

Everything below is in scope, not an upsell.

Discover what you hold

Scan file shares, endpoints and cloud storage to find the sensitive data nobody remembered was there.

Classify and label

Automatic and manual classification with visible labels and watermarks that travel with the document.

Enforce across every channel

Web upload, email, print, USB, clipboard, screenshot and end-to-end encrypted messengers — all covered.

Policy that fits reality

Block the genuinely dangerous, warn on the ambiguous, log the rest. Over-blocking gets a DLP switched off.

Incidents with context

Who, what file, which channel, and what the content actually was — enough to make a decision without a forensic investigation.

Exception handling built in

Time-boxed, approved exceptions so legitimate work does not stall waiting for the security team.
How it runs

No mystery about what happens next.

  1. Discover

    Data-at-rest scanning to establish what sensitive content exists and where it lives.

  2. Pilot

    Monitor-only mode across a representative group. We tune detections until false positives are rare.

  3. Enforce

    Progressive enforcement channel by channel, with exception workflows in place before anything blocks.

Data Loss Prevention

Start with a conversation, not a quote.

Thirty minutes with the engineer who would run this. You'll leave knowing whether it's the right thing to do first — even if the answer is no.