The Unified Identity Platform and Data Loss Prevention are licensed independently — buy either on its own, or both. Each has two plans, and licensing follows how you actually use the product rather than forcing one model on every customer.
Both plans of each product include the full core capability. What changes is depth, scale and governance.
Strong authentication and single sign-on for a defined set of applications.
The full platform — governance and privileged access across the estate.
The single agent, guarding every channel that leaves the device itself.
Every exit ramp — endpoint, email, network, GenAI and messengers.
Why there are no list prices here. Licensing depends on the plan, the number of users, endpoints or workloads, and whether you run it yourself or we operate it. A quote takes one short call and we will give you a firm number rather than a range.
| Capability | Identity Standard | Identity Enterprise |
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| Capability | DLP Endpoint | DLP Enterprise |
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The usual model for workforce identity — employees, contractors and administrators who sign in regularly.
How Data Loss Prevention is normally licensed, since the agent protects the device rather than the person.
For customer-facing flows where volume, not headcount, is the meaningful measure — payment approval and transaction signing.
Customers who license both get one vendor, one support desk, shared compliance evidence and a combined commercial. Tell us which plan of each you need and we will quote them together.
If your question is not here, ask us directly — we would rather answer it than have you guess.
Ask about pricingTell us the product, the plan, the user or endpoint count and the deployment model, and we will come back with a quote you can take to procurement.