Endpoint Protector picks up 8 G2 badges for Fall 2026

Buyers evaluating DLP tools have to take a lot on faith. Sales consultations and vendor demos are overly polished by design, and compelling customer stories get featured because they make the product look good. But a large, ongoing set of reviews from people who actually bought the tool, deployed it, and are still running it years later is harder to fake.

That’s the evidence behind Netwrix Endpoint Protector’s latest G2 recognition: 8 badges in the Fall 2026 reports, including Leader status in every market segment G2 scores.

The badges

Endpoint Protector earned these badges across G2’s Fall 2026 market segments, regions, and categories.

Leader

• Leader, DLP & Data Security
• Leader – Small Business, DLP & Data Security
• Leader – Mid-Market, DLP & Data Security
• Leader – Enterprise, DLP

Regional Leader

• Regional Leader, DLP: Europe, EMEA, Asia, Asia Pacific, India

High Performer

• High Performer – Mid-Market, DLP: Asia, Asia Pacific
• High Performer – Enterprise, DLP: Asia, India

Usability

• Easiest Admin – Mid-Market

It also received a separate G2 Milestone: Users Love Us award, given to products that sustain strong review scores over an extended period.

What it means to be a Leader

G2 calculates two scores for every product in a category: a Satisfaction score based on ease of use, quality of support, and how likely customers are to recommend the product, and a Market Presence score built from review volume and how established the vendor is. Recent reviews count more than old ones, and G2’s guidelines prohibit vendors from selectively inviting customers to review them.

A category also needs a minimum number of competing products with enough reviews before G2 will calculate a Leader quadrant for it at all, so a Leader placement in three separate segments means Endpoint Protector cleared that bar three times, against three different sets of competitors.

The people behind the badges

Netwrix Endpoint Protector currently holds a 4.5 out of 5 rating from more than 160 reviews on G2. Users consistently cite fast support, quick implementation, and features that hold up across their environment.

“Our work comes under different types of audits and we hold customer confidential data, so data protection was a major concern for us. After reviewing multiple products, we finally got settled with Endpoint Protector because of its ease of use, its ability to detect and protect your data, and extremely good reporting.” -Vikas A., IT Head (Enterprise)

“When it comes to monitoring connected devices, this software does everything right. Detection is very good. Easily manageable. And always good support from EPP!” -Tim B. (Mid-Market)

“A lot of different data exit points. Provides deep control for data in transit and data at rest. Fast implementation, nice customer support.” -Elena R., Cybersecurity Engineer (Small Business) 

A big year for Endpoint Protector

Earlier this year, Endpoint Protector also earned OPSWAT Gold Certification for encryption across Windows, macOS, and Linux. Combined with this quarter’s G2 results, the product now has a technical certification of its core protection alongside a broad base of customer reviews across multiple company sizes and regions.

Why this matters if you’re evaluating DLP

Segment fit is usually where DLP vendor claims become harder to verify. A product built for enterprise environments is often more complex than what a 60-person company needs, and a product built for small teams can struggle to hold up once it’s managing thousands of endpoints.

A Leader badge earned separately in the Enterprise, Mid-Market, and Small Business segments, together with regional recognition in Europe and Asia, gives buyers a more specific reference point than any datasheet or case study. It shows that organizations of a similar size and in a similar region reached the same conclusion, independently of each other.

Check out our datasheet if you’d like to learn more about Endpoint Protector’s specific features and how it fits into your environment.

If you’re already running Endpoint Protector, this recognition exists because customers took the time to share their experience. Consider leaving a review on G2 to help other security teams make an informed call.