Discovery & Policy

See what’s exposed.
Govern it with policy.

Find sensitive data, agents and tools — then define how data is protected, who can see it and what agents can do.

How It Works

Every policy starts with discovery.

Discovery identifies data, agents and tools, how sensitive data is classified and whether it’s protected. Policy then uses those findings to enforce governance without engineering involvement.

Discovery

  1. Scan

    data and identity sources

  2. Classify

    knowledge and data

Policy

  1. Define

    AI + data policies

  2. Enforce

    distributed policies

Discovery and Policy capabilities

Stage 01 · Discover

Know what exists.

Continuous inventory tracks sensitive data exposure along with every agent and tool deployed.

Native protection awareness checks whether sensitive data is properly protected based on its classification.

Ontology mapping connects every object, protection state, actor and access path to provide a unified view.

Data sources Continuous scan
Data source Type Classifications
Analytics Databricks PII · 4
CRM Oracle PII · 12
Logistics Neo4j Custom · 8
Invoices S3 PII · 6
eCommerce PostgreSQL PII · 4, PCI · 2
Illustrative interface · sample data

Stage 02 · Policy

Set the rules.

Guided workflows define how sensitive data is protected, who can see it and what agents can use.

Policy review flags configuration mistakes and conflicts with approved policies, and each conflict needs a written rationale.

Automatic distribution routes every approved policy to the systems that enforce it, with no manual setup.

New policy
Draft Submit for review
Classification type
PII
Data field
Email
Storage protection
FPE
Permissions Add role
Role Grant
Default FPE
Customer support Clear
BI and analytics Masked
Illustrative interface · sample configuration

What you get

Policies security teams can trust.

An accurate picture of risk.

Data exposure and every deployed agent and tool are verified continuously, so risk ratings reflect what’s actually in place.

Live in minutes.

Governance teams author and approve policies in guided workflows, with no engineering tickets or code.

Consistent enforcement.

One approval updates data protectors, the query gateway and the AI runtime at the same time.

Conflicts caught early.

Policy review surfaces contradictions with existing rules before anything reaches production.

Automation with accountability.

Mappings and policies are proposed automatically, but every change needs human approval and a recorded rationale.

Protection sufficiency

Live

Data security

AI security

Illustrative product interface · Sample data

Discovery that drives enforcement.

Validated protection

Each protection is checked against what the data actually requires, so compliance status is based on evidence rather than assumptions.

One connected inventory

Sensitive data, people, agents and tools are mapped together with their relationships, and the map updates continuously as systems change.

Findings that become policy

Discovery and policy share one platform, so findings turn directly into policies enforced across data protectors, the query gateway and the AI runtime.

Where to start

From first scan to first policy.

Step 01

Scan the environment.

Connect datastores, identity providers, agents and MCP servers to inventory data, protection status, actors and access paths.

Step 01 · Scan

Connected sources

  • Datastores Connected
  • Identity providers Connected
  • Agents Connected
  • MCP servers Connected
Illustrative example of four connected source types.

Step 02

Classify what’s sensitive.

ML models classify data automatically, with confidence scores and a transparent fallback for anything they miss.

Step 02 · Classify

Findings

Illustrative field classifications and confidence scores
Field Class Confidence
email PII 98%
card_number PCI 96%
date_of_birth PII 91%
notes Review 42%
Sample field classifications, including a notes field requiring review.

Step 03

Set the first policies.

Guided workflows turn findings into policies, which are validated, deployed and enforced on approval.

Step 03 · Policy

Protect PII – Email

  1. Built from findings
  2. Validated
  3. Approved
  4. Deployed and enforced
Illustrative policy approved and deployed for an email field classified as PII.