Discover all data
Locate structured and unstructured data across supported environments.
- Known and unknown repositories
- Shadow and duplicate data
- Cloud, SaaS and on-premises
Discover, classify and secure sensitive data across cloud, SaaS, on-premises and hybrid environments with Cyera’s AI-native data security platform and Vectra’s local security expertise.
Cloud adoption, SaaS growth and AI use have made sensitive data more distributed, duplicated and accessible than ever. Traditional infrastructure controls often show that a storage service exists—but not what sensitive information it contains or who can reach it.
Cyera provides a data-first view across the environment, helping teams understand what data they hold, where it lives, who can access it, how it is exposed and which risks require action first.
Cyera continuously discovers, classifies and assesses sensitive data across cloud, SaaS, hybrid and on-premises environments.
Locate structured and unstructured data across supported environments.
Use AI-native classification to identify sensitive and regulated information.
See who and what can reach sensitive information across complex permissions.
Combine sensitivity, exposure and business context to rank meaningful risks.
Map sensitive data and controls to regulatory and policy requirements.
Provide clear actions to reduce access, remove exposure and improve posture.
A continuous workflow gives security, cloud, privacy and governance teams a shared understanding of enterprise data.
Establish secure access to supported cloud, SaaS and data environments without deploying agents to every workload.
Identify repositories, datasets, sensitive records, duplicates and previously unknown data stores.
Evaluate sensitivity, identity access, public exposure, misconfiguration and business relevance.
Prioritise corrective action, support ownership and monitor posture improvement over time.
Cyera provides context that infrastructure-only cloud tools can miss, showing the relationship between sensitive data, cloud configuration, user access and external exposure.
DSPM does not replace CSPM, DLP or identity security. It adds the data intelligence needed to make each control more effective.
Cloud Security Posture Management identifies configuration weaknesses and compliance issues in cloud infrastructure.
Data Security Posture Management identifies sensitive data and assesses who can access it, how it is exposed and whether it is protected.
Data Loss Prevention applies policy to detect or block sensitive-data movement through supported channels.
Cyera is designed to provide a unified view across cloud, SaaS, on-premises and hybrid data estates, including major cloud and data-platform ecosystems.
Vectra helps organisations plan, deploy and operationalise Cyera as part of a broader cloud and data security program.
Establish current visibility, priority environments, compliance needs and critical data risks.
Connect supported environments, configure discovery and align classification with your organisation.
Develop data classifications, policies, ownership models and risk thresholds.
Prioritise and coordinate actions across security, cloud, IAM, privacy and application owners.
Integrate findings with SIEM, ticketing, cloud security and existing operational workflows.
Provide ongoing reporting, tuning, risk governance and posture improvement through Vectra services.
Cyera is an AI-native data security platform designed to discover, classify, govern and protect sensitive data across cloud, SaaS, on-premises and hybrid environments.
Data Security Posture Management is a data-centric security approach that identifies sensitive data, assesses who can access it, evaluates how it is exposed or used and helps organisations reduce risk continuously.
No. CSPM focuses primarily on cloud infrastructure configuration and control posture. DSPM focuses on the data itself. The two are complementary, because DSPM helps cloud teams understand which configuration findings create genuine exposure to sensitive data.
Not necessarily. DSPM provides discovery, classification and posture context, while DLP focuses more directly on enforcing policy and preventing sensitive-data movement. Cyera can complement existing DLP programs and help improve their coverage and prioritisation.
Yes. Cyera is designed to locate unknown, unmanaged, duplicated or forgotten data repositories across supported environments and assess whether they contain sensitive information.
Yes. A reliable data inventory and automated classification can support privacy, data residency, retention, PCI DSS and other regulatory or governance requirements. Exact coverage depends on the selected environments and compliance use cases.
Vectra can assist with discovery, solution design, deployment, classification policy, remediation planning, integration, reporting and ongoing operational oversight.
Book a Cyera data security assessment with Vectra to understand where critical data resides, who can access it and which cloud risks require attention first.
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