8 articles in the Data Visibility track of the Deep Trust Governance Series.
A modern data discovery platform can scan a petabyte-scale cloud environment in hours. It can identify thousands of sensitive data instances, classify them by type, assig…
Data classification programs produce labels. Confidential. Restricted. Internal. Public. The labels are applied with effort and maintained with care.
Most security and governance programs have reasonably good visibility at the system level: the asset inventory captures the servers, the applications, the cloud resources…
Every organization with a privacy program has a data map of some kind. A record of processing activities. A data inventory. A system catalog with data categories.
Your data discovery program scans databases, file systems, and data stores. APIs are none of these things. They are channels through which sensitive data moves continuous…
Discovery tools scan what exists at the moment of the scan. Sensitive data does not wait for the scanner. By the time your classification report is generated, the data it…
A DSPM deployment that produces a comprehensive risk dashboard without triggering a remediation workflow has not improved the organization's security posture.
Data classification produces labels. Labels are not controls. The gap between identifying sensitive data and governing it effectively is wider than most discovery program…
