Major New Features
Netskope One DSPM Open APIs
With the availability of Netskope One DSPM’s Open APIs, you can build integrations which leverage Netskope One DSPM’s intelligence to further enrich your data applications & ecosystem. With our APIs you can:
- Ingest Data Tags from your external data catalog systems
- Control the classification of your data set fields, including validating their sensitivity levels, assigning Data Tags, and managing their review state
- Export Netskope One DSPM’s insights to power outcomes in your other platforms
Object-Level Privilege Analysis
An urgent concern all customers share is understanding who has access to sensitive data. With Netskope One DSPM’s Object-Level Privilege Analysis feature, you can gain deep visibility into the types of data your users can access. Netskope One DSPM’s insights will be presented in conjunction with your Employee / Ghost DB User information, showing which specific privileges they have at multiple object levels such as Fields and Data Stores.
In addition, Netskope One DSPM now delivers a built-in Data Access policy which notifies when Employees or Ghost DB Users gain access to sensitive data. This allows for real-time review & validation, without the need to manually monitor your systems. And like our other policies, this Data Access policy can trigger external alerts within your SIEMs, SOARs, and ticketing systems.
Initially, this feature is supported for Snowflake, AWS Redshift, AWS RDS for MySQL , and AWS RDS for MariaDB. Support for additional database engines is coming soon!
Auditing User Activity
With Netskope One DSPM’s enhanced Activity Log feature, the platform now records all system & user activity in a central, easy-to-search location. Use the logs to gain comprehensive visibility to all system & user actions, build awareness between data owners, and deliver on your data governance requirements.
DynamoDB Support
We have expanded our NoSQL connector coverage to AWS DynamoDB. We can now classify sensitive data stored in your DynamoDB Cloud environment.