In a data-driven world, responsible handling and compliance with regulatory standards are more crucial than ever for business growth.
Cisco’s recent introduction of the Observability for Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) module is designed to address these challenges and elevate today’s data security practices. These modules offer:
- Discovery and Classification: Easily identify and secure sensitive data across various data stores.
- Data Access Control: Manage user, role, and application access with precision.
- Exfiltration Attempt Detection: Stop data breaches with GenAI-powered detection.
- Identify Security Risks: Spot vulnerabilities like unencrypted data and dormant users.
The Data Security module, recently announced at Cisco Live 2024 Amsterdam, is currently available in beta and will be available in spring 2024. In today’s evolving digital realm, robust security controls are paramount. This module enhances business risk observability for cloud environments, offering real-time insights to tackle security issues preemptively.
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Cisco Introduces The Observability for Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) Module
In a data-driven world, responsible handling and compliance with regulatory standards are more crucial than ever for business growth.
Cisco’s recent introduction of the Observability for Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) module is designed to address these challenges and elevate today’s data security practices. These modules offer:
The Data Security module, recently announced at Cisco Live 2024 Amsterdam, is currently available in beta and will be available in spring 2024. In today’s evolving digital realm, robust security controls are paramount. This module enhances business risk observability for cloud environments, offering real-time insights to tackle security issues preemptively.
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