Know your data
A catalogue of what you hold, where it lives, and how sensitive it is — before any model touches it.
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Know exactly what you hold.
Identity risk, privileged accounts and external sharing under watch — so AI never widens exposure. You cannot govern what you cannot see.
What the estate has to tell you
Inventory
Every source catalogued and classified. You cannot govern what you cannot see.
Govern the access
Identity risk, privileged accounts and external sharing under watch — so AI never widens exposure.
Exposure
External sharing and privileged reach measured — the paths a model could leak through.
What the estate stops hiding
Exposure is measured, not estimated.
Classification is what makes a share reviewable
A file shared outside the tenant is only a risk if you know what is in it. Because the catalogue records what each object contains, a share can be flagged on its content rather than on somebody noticing it.
The third-party map, checked against reality
Every scan records the external domains your data actually reaches — so the register of who you share with stops being a list somebody maintains by hand and becomes an observation.
Dark data is the part nobody defends
Unstructured and forgotten information cannot be protected by a policy that has never seen it. Cataloguing it is what turns it from an unknown into something with a sensitivity level and an owner.
Redundant, obsolete and trivial
ROT analysis finds the stale containers — files and sites nobody has touched in years. Deleting what you no longer need is the cheapest security control there is.
Prove it. Don’t promise it.
Assess your AI readiness
Takes one workshop. Grounded in your real data.