Risk reduction · Investigations and forensics
Detect sensitive-data exposure
Sensitive information can be viewed, exported, shared, or exposed through configuration changes without a clear, complete record of the resulting impact.
The record
Telemetry these decisions draw on
- File and database access
- Download and export events
- API activity
- Email and collaboration events
- Cloud-storage permissions
- Data classification
- User and device context
The questions
What an agent answers
- What sensitive data was exposed?
- Was the data viewed, modified, downloaded, or shared?
- Who had access and for how long?
- Is there evidence of exfiltration?
- What reporting or remediation is required?
"A storage policy change made 3.2 million customer records externally accessible for 47 minutes. There is no evidence of download, but the configuration must be reversed and the exposed access path reviewed."
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