Discover data at cloud scale
Shadow data, stale data, and toxic data are the seeds of the next data leak or breach – and oversized cloud bill. Scanning data in-motion can't find them. Solving modern data security challenges requires automatically discovering data at rest at cloud-scale.
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Discover all your data stores and classify all your cloud data
Automatically discover data-at-rest at cloud-scale
Google Maps. For security.
Upon connecting accounts or an organization, discovery begins using native APIs and serverless functions to build infrastructure context and identify data services. The results are regularly updated and readily dissected using interactive filters for one-click visibility into Internet-visible resources, security group policies, peering relationships, and more.
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Pinpoint non-native services
Unmanaged, non-native services are an all too frequent source of security problems, and for a good reason: they can be easily overlooked in a complex environment. DMAP fingerprints over 100 data services so that they are plainly visible alongside critical attributes such as their relevant security group and internet connectivity.
Beyond visualization
Lists and raw query results are better suited to some tasks than a visual map. Easily filter lists views and create new scan groups and policies. Detailed results can be queried (via SPL) and exported. Explore files and data through the Data Catalog. Programmatically access system data via Webhook or API.
“I work with Open Raven daily. It's my bible.”
— John Clave, Information Security Compliance Manager, TaskUs
