Platform · Cloud DLP
Business data constantly moves through SaaS applications and cloud drives. GuardStance Cloud DLP discovers shadow IT, distinguishes corporate tenants from personal accounts, and controls uploads, downloads, and external sharing.
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Cloud security requires more than identifying an application. Security teams need to understand what information is involved, which activity is taking place, and what action is appropriate.
GuardStance combines endpoint inspection with direct API scanning for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Box, and Salesforce—enforcing the same data policies across cloud and on-premises channels.
Every SaaS app in use, approved or not.
Labels and the Detection Engine say what is being uploaded.
Upload, download and share, decided app by app.
A shadow IT report lists the apps nobody approved.
Categories and risk notes, plus your own entries.
Upload, download and share, set for each application.
Different rules where the service tells them apart.
API scans of Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Box and Salesforce.
The apps in use that nobody approved.
AI tools sit in the same catalog; AI Data Security adds prompt controls.
No, and it does not try to be. Cloud DLP is the data-protection layer for the applications you already use: it knows what the data is and applies the same policy as every other channel, without another product to deploy.
Through the endpoint agent, which applies the same policies to uploads from each device. Data already stored in the main SaaS platforms can also be scanned through their own APIs, without moving it.
Yes. AI services sit in the same catalog as other cloud apps, so upload rules apply to them too. AI Data Security adds prompt-level controls such as masking on top of those rules.
