Data Access Review (DAR)
Enforce data access hygiene with Just Enough Access (JEA)
Ensure Data Access Hygiene Through Just Enough Access
Tighter Control
Align Access with Reality
Map who can access data vs. who actually does, ensuring permissions align with JEA principles.
Healthier Hygiene
Clean Up Excessive Rights
Identify and clean up unused or excessive rights before they become risks.
Audit Confidence
Be Always Audit-Ready
Automated reports prove compliance and reduce manual review work.
How It Works
Enterprise Results: Enforcing Just Enough Access (JEA)
Fortune 500 Retail Bank
- Reduced inactive permissions by 60%
- Cut privileged identities exceeding JEA by 40%
- Completed audit prep 85% faster
Multi-Billion Healthcare Provider
- Lowered risk exposure on their entire data estate by over 65%
- Saved 2500+ hours/year in manual reviews
- Passed HIPAA audit without findings
SaaS Vendor
- Reduced write-access roles by 70%
- JEA violations dropped by 65%
- Minimized insider access notification and alerts by over 80%
Retail Chain
- Removed excess vendor access by 60%
- Achieved least-privilege without disrupting operations
- 30% reduction in license costs by eliminating unused rights
More Use Cases
Next-Gen Data Loss Prevention (DLP)
Protect data as it moves with unmatched visibility while extending the timeline to not only the past, but also the future. Ensure access justification, privacy, and confidentiality, and prevent unauthorized, uncontrolled, and unaudited data use.
AI Data Access Governance
Control the data accessed by LLMs like Copilot, ChatGPT Enterprise and Glean. Manage agentic AI access and prevent AI from revealing sensitive information. Maintain data lineage across all AI interactions.
Reduced Data Exposure
Prioritize and reduce blast radius: cut data exposure by 90% with predictive protection. Focus on critical data for faster, broader, and more precise security (secure-by-default), even for partially unclassified data.
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