Too much data access creates risk, but heavy-handed policies slow down everything. Strike the right balance between collaboration and control with our intelligent, zero-trust approach to data access governance.
Every access point is a vulnerability. The more that data is accessed, the greater the risk of data misuse or breach. But organizations need to walk a fine line because overly strict data access policies can impact productivity.
You need a way to enforce zero-trust policies efficiently and ensure compliance, and we can help you get there.
With Semantic Intelligence™, you get real-time risk monitoring, so you know where your sensitive data is, when it was accessed, modified, or shared, and by whom.
Safeguard your most valuable assets with a solution that verifies every attempt to access, every time. It’s like the London Tower Guard, but for your data and without the fancy uniform.
Let us help you manage your data security, so you don’t give away the keys to your kingdom.
Find business-critical data, files stored in the wrong location, and oversharing by users. Gain essential insights into risk and mitigation opportunities.
Data access governance involves managing who can view and share sensitive information. Without proper governance, issues like oversharing, misconfigurations, and insider threats go unnoticed. Semantic Intelligence™ offers visibility into risky access and the tools to mitigate it.
Semantic Intelligence not only tells you what sensitive data you have, but it also tells you where it is located and who has access to it. It also continuously monitors your data and flags data with excessive permissions, such as data that is available to everyone or the entire organization. Policies can be created directly in the platform to control which groups or users have access to each type of sensitive information.
Yes. Our platform can detect anomalous user behavior in relation to data. For example, it can identify privilege escalation followed by excessive downloads. It also recognizes abnormal sharing patterns that signal insider risk or compromised accounts.
IAM focuses on user identities, and DLP focuses on blocking data movement. Semantic Intelligence™ bridges the gap by analyzing both context and content, so you can govern how data is accessed and by whom. All with fewer false positives and blind spots.

Mark Stone • July 25, 2025