Compare DoControl vs. gPanel

DoControl facilitates precise policies that govern the access, sharing, and manipulation of data by employees, external users, and administrators within SaaS applications. Given the intricate nature of SaaS platforms, along with the multitude of users and admins, tracking user interactions and managing a constantly evolving attack surface can be quite challenging. DoControl ensures continuous visibility into data vulnerabilities across various SaaS applications. Since different SaaS solutions come with varying security features, it becomes exceedingly difficult to implement uniform security policies. The Data Access Controls provided by DoControl transform the approach to large-scale threat prevention. To defend against unknown or atypical behaviors, security teams must gather logs from an array of applications, categorize the metadata, identify anomalies, and initiate responses. DoControl streamlines this entire process automatically, delivering efficiency and ease from the start. As a result, organizations can bolster their security posture without the burden of manual oversight.

Administrators have visibility and control over all user data and settings through gPanel's central user management interface. It offers security features that provide peace of mind and security. gPanel's intuitive interface makes it easy to use. This means you can spend less time looking and more time doing. Our advanced administration makes it easy to add, delete, suspend, and de-provision users. Just a click away, you can easily control docs, groups and sites, as well as email settings. Google Workspace does not provide much administrative power for documents within Google Drive. However, gPanel gives admins full text searching and text rights over any document in Drive owned or created by users in their domain. It also allows them to transfer ownership of Google Docs. Administrators have the ability to manage their domain with confidence using gPanel. Admins can save time with gPanel by automating repetitive, monotonous processes.