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MDM WITH DLP

Stop data leaks before they leave your browser

Swif inspects every email, upload, and AI prompt in real time, and blocks the ones that break policy before they reach the outbox. No new agent to deploy. No workflow for your team to relearn.

Blocks risky sends in milliseconds

Covers Gmail, Outlook & AI tools

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CORE CAPABILITIES

Six controls that close your biggest data leak paths

Web Email DLP

Inspects body, subject line, and recipients in Gmail and Outlook web the moment someone hits send. Violations stay in drafts for editing, so nothing leaves the outbox unreviewed.

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PII Tracking

Shows which employees are entering personal data into AI tools and web apps, and which apps are involved, categorized without exposing the raw data itself.

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Sensitive App Activity Tracking

Flags prolonged sessions on domains you mark sensitive, including CRM exports, payment processors, HR systems, and data rooms, so unusual access never goes unnoticed.

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File Upload Restriction

Controls where employees can upload files based on the destination domain. Set rules by domain, bulk list, or category, and show a clear notice the moment a policy blocks a transfer.

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Prevent Sign-Up

Blocks account creation on specific unapproved domains while leaving general site access untouched. Shadow IT shrinks without breaking legitimate use of a site.

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Shadow IT App & Domain Blocking

Block risky apps and domains straight from Device Details, applied to one device or an entire group, across macOS, Windows, Linux, and Android.

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OUTCOMES

Built for the teams accountable for data

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Policy evaluation at send time

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Extra agents beyond the browser extension

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Dashboard for every blocked or flagged event

BUILT FOR REAL TEAMS

Built for the teams accountable for data

Engineering & DevOps

IT & Security Teams

Engineering & DevOps

Compliance & Legal

Mixed-OS Fleets

Regulated Enterprises

Engineering & DevOps

Distributed & BYOD Workforces

SECURITY, PRIVACY & TRUST

Built as a security control, not a surveillance tool

Local-first detection

Inspection logic runs primarily in the browser. Only what's needed to identify and classify an event reaches Swif, never full message content, and it's redacted where possible.

Role-based access & audit trail

Control who can see flagged events and who can drill into full context, with a complete audit trail for every policy and every access.

SOC 2 & GDPR ready

DLP posture flows into the same compliance dashboards as your device and app data. No separate reporting to maintain.

“Swif.ai has effectively solved our software deployment and unified device management challenges. Their customer support is equally impressive — issues are resolved quickly and efficiently.”

Hanson Han

Head of Platform Engineering at OpusClip

FAQ

Answered

What does Swif's email DLP actually inspect?

At send time, Swif inspects the email body, subject line, and, depending on policy, recipients in Gmail and Outlook web. It does not monitor drafts, keystrokes, or content while someone is composing, only the moment they click Send. Attachment scanning isn't supported yet.

Will DLP slow down sending email?

No. Policy evaluation happens in milliseconds inside the browser extension, so there's no noticeable delay between clicking Send and the message going out or being blocked.

Which apps, platforms, and installs are required?

Email DLP covers Gmail and Outlook web through the Browser extension on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Native desktop mail clients aren't covered. PII tracking, file upload restriction, and sign-up prevention work across web apps and AI tools accessed through a managed browser. Devices just need to be enrolled in Swif MDM, there's no separate agent to install.

Will this feel like surveillance to my team?

No. Swif runs silently in the background and only classifies events, it doesn't log keystrokes or read page content outside the moments a policy defines. When something is blocked, employees get a clear notice explaining why, not a silent wall.

Do employees see anything when something is blocked?

Yes. Blocked emails remain in drafts so the sender can edit and resend. Blocked uploads and sign-ups trigger a notice explaining the policy, so people understand why the action stopped.

Is DLP on by default?

No. DLP policies are off by default. Administrators turn them on deliberately, per team or org-wide, and scope exactly what gets inspected.

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