SECURE DATA AS IT
COMES IN. CONTROL
AT THAT GOES OUT.
EXTEND CONSISTENT PROTECTION TO SAAS PARTNERS.
GATEWAY-BASED PROTECTION FOR EXTERNAL SYSTEMS.
Data Security Gateway (DSG) Integration
Use the Protegrity DSG as a central point to intercept data flows headed for external SaaS applications or partners and apply appropriate protection policies inline.
- Acts as a controlled enforcement point for external data flows
- Centralizes policy application for data leaving the enterprise boundary
- Integrates with protocols commonly used for SaaS and API communication
Inline Protection
(Pre-SaaS/External)
Apply data protection methods like vaultless tokenization or masking to sensitive fields before the data enters the external SaaS platform or is sent to a partner system.
- Ensures sensitive data is not exposed in clear text within third-party systems
- Protection applied dynamically based on centrally configured policies
- Reduces risks associated with third-party data storage and processing
Format-Preserving Protection Methods
Apply protection methods (like format-preserving tokenization) that maintain the original data format, ensuring compatibility and usability within SaaS application fields and workflows.
- Allows protected data (e.g., tokenized credit cards) to work within SaaS processes
- Avoids breaking SaaS application field validation or formatting rules
- Balances strong data security with critical SaaS operational requirements
Centralized Policy Enforcement
Ensure consistent application of enterprise-wide data protection rules. Policies are defined centrally in the Protegrity Enterprise Security Administrator (ESA) but applied locally by the Application Protector within the app context.
- All app-specific policies managed centrally via Protegrity ESA for consistency and simplified admin
- Local enforcement ensures security rules are always applied correctly in context
- Enables granular, policy-based control over who sees clear vs. protected data
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data lifecycle—including for analytics and AI.
Discovery
Identify sensitive data (PII, PHI, PCI, IP) across structured and unstructured sources using ML and rule-based classification.
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Define and manage access and protection policies based on role, region, or data type—centrally enforced and audited across systems.
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Apply field-level protection methods—like tokenization, encryption, or masking—through enforcement points such as native integrations, proxies, or SDKs.
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