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Device control
Forcepoint Neo device control is a measure of protection that restricts user access to removable storage devices.
Access rules
ForcepointNeo administrators can manage access rules from the Policy view. Administrators can create, delete, edit, duplicate, disable, and change rule priority from the Policy view.
Delete rules

Forcepoint Neo Platform
ForcepointNeo is a cloud-managed, highly efficient endpoint monitoring platform that runs on Windows and macOS.
Neo agent installation
Following instructions detail the steps for installing Neo agent on the endpoints in your organization. Follow these steps only if you are a new user of Forcepoint Neo. If you are deploying both Forcepoint Neo and Forcepoint DLP, follow the installation steps for Risk-Adaptive DLP.
Neo update
If you have previously installed Neo on your endpoints, you can update to the latest version manually, automatically when a new version is available, or on demand to meet your schedule.
Using Neo with Forcepoint Cloud Security Gateway
The Neo endpoint provides the capability to send data to Forcepoint Web Security Cloud for analysis through either a proxy connection or a direct connection.
Using Risk-Adaptive DLP
Risk-Adaptive DLP ingests Forcepoint DLP data into Forcepoint Dynamic User Protection to perform user-centered modeling and analytics to profile user risk.
SAML SSO Configuration
Neo cloud portal supporting login via SAML identity providers. This helps the user to login to the Neo cloud portal using SSO. It improves the Neo cloud portal user access experience and eases cross-platform login.
Configuring Neo cloud portal with Amazon S3 bucket
Complete the following steps to configure the Neo cloud portal with the Amazon S3 bucket. This allows replicating the objects like Alerts, Events, or Audit logs from the Neo cloud portal to the Amazon S3 buckets.
Sign in to the management portal
Signing in to the ForcepointNeo portal with multi-factor authentication ensures that your account remains secure.
Dashboards
The Dashboards provide overview on user, endpoint and devices activity.
Investigation
Investigation displays a list of all your end-users, allowing you to view and filter all their activities at a glance or to drill down for further information.
Endpoint management
The Endpoint management dashboard is used to view and manage your endpoints.
Policy
- Device control
  Forcepoint Neo device control is a measure of protection that restricts user access to removable storage devices.
  - Default access rule
    The Default access rule displays information on the version of the current applied policy rule. The default access rule applies to all users and all removable storage devices.
  - Risk adaptive protection
    Dynamically add protection for devices based on the current user risk level based on the ForcepointNeo risk score.
  - Access rules
    ForcepointNeo administrators can manage access rules from the Policy view. Administrators can create, delete, edit, duplicate, disable, and change rule priority from the Policy view.
    - Create access rule
    - Edit access rule
    - Delete rules
    - Duplicate rule
      Create a copy of the specific rule.
    - Export and import access rules
      Policy access rules can be imported and exported in JSON format.
- User activity monitoring
  Using the User activity monitoring tab, administrators can customize the IOBs (modify the IoB predefined severity and exclude or include certain users and groups).
- Resources
  Browse users and groups that are available to Neo cloud portal or import them from the file.
Settings
The Settings dashboard provides access to user configuration for your organization. Administrators can use this dashboard to set up accounts and view tenant information. Analysts do not have access to this dashboard.
Export data from ForcepointNeo portal
Generate PDF or CSV reports on users, devices, alerts, and endpoints.
Neo release code
Enhanced protection for Forcepoint Neo endpoints using a release code.
Product updates
Details of new and updated features, as well as known and resolved issues for Dynamic User Protection.

Delete rules

Right-click the specific rule to be deleted, and then click the Delete on the context menu. The Delete rules confirmation dialog box is displayed. Upon confirmation, the rule is deleted.

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Published 1 June 2023