In response to a staggering 783% surge in data theft incidents across India, cybersecurity leader eScan has launched a first-of-its-kind feature—Comprehensive Workspace Tenant Control—within its Enterprise DLP suite. This innovative solution addresses one of the most overlooked security vulnerabilities of today’s hybrid work culture: the accidental use of personal cloud accounts for sharing sensitive company data.
Traditional DLP systems often block entire platforms, affecting productivity. eScan’s smarter approach allows users to continue using popular apps like Google Drive, Microsoft 365, Dropbox, and Zoom—but only through verified corporate credentials. If an employee tries logging in with a personal account, access is instantly blocked and redirected, keeping business data within approved digital boundaries.
“We’re not disrupting how people work; we’re just ensuring they work with the right credentials.”
– Shweta Thakare, VP, Global Sales & Marketing, eScan
“The challenge isn’t always a hacker—it’s human error,” said Govind Rammurthy, CEO, eScan. “We’re solving for both compliance and convenience.”
During live tests at a manufacturing firm, the feature prevented over 200 unauthorized logins in a month—without any drop in productivity.
With rising regulatory scrutiny and incidents like the Air India and Domino’s India breaches still fresh in memory, eScan’s tenant control offers enterprises a timely, proactive line of defense.
Available now through eScan Enterprise DLP, this solution integrates seamlessly into existing IT environments and is competitively priced for enterprise rollouts.
