In a recent announcement, Dig, the cloud data security leader, has unveiled the expansion of its Dig Data Security Platform to provide protection for sensitive information stored in various environments. The platform now offers data security posture management (DSPM) and data detection and response (DDR) capabilities for data stored in Office365 as well as on-premise environments. This positions Dig as the only DSPM solution that can safeguard data regardless of where it resides.
According to Dan Benjamin, co-founder and CEO of Dig Security, many modern enterprises are in the process of migrating their data processes to the cloud while still maintaining on-premise components. However, managing and securing this hybrid infrastructure has proven to be a complex and fragmented task. With the extension of Dig’s DSPM and DDR capabilities to on-premise environments, customers now have an unprecedented level of visibility and comprehensive data security, helping them protect sensitive information and avoid devastating attacks.
The latest update to the Dig Data Security Platform brings several benefits to its users. First, it provides a single platform for enterprise data protection, reducing the need for multiple tools and simplifying data security and compliance risk management. This consolidation allows for uniform policy applications and quicker response times. Second, Dig offers ease of deployment and ongoing use. Being cloud-native and agentless, the platform can be installed in minutes with minimal permissions required. This eliminates the need for businesses to spend months evaluating and implementing different tools, resulting in faster time to value overall.
Furthermore, Dig’s expansion ensures a higher level of coverage by eliminating data blindspots across the entire data estate, both in the cloud and on-premise. This reduces the risk of potential calamities such as data exfiltration, ransomware attacks, or compliance violations. Additionally, the platform enables shorter time-to-detect and time-to-respond thanks to its real-time capabilities. This allows businesses to address incidents faster, contain breaches or violations immediately, and limit the radius of harm.
This latest advancement is a testament to Dig’s commitment to cloud data security. The platform has recently added support for securing Large Language Model (LLM) architectures and Optical Character Recognition (OCR). These additions further solidify Dig’s position as the leader in cloud data security.
The Dig Data Security Platform has gained recognition as the industry’s first and only solution that combines DSPM, data loss prevention (DLP), and DDR capabilities in a single platform. This distinction was acknowledged by SINET, which named Dig as a winner of the prestigious 2023 SINET16 Innovator Award. This award recognizes the most innovative and compelling cybersecurity companies.
Implementing Dig’s platform is a seamless process for security teams. It is easy to implement, cloud-scalable, and highly efficient. With its agentless, cloud-native solution, Dig empowers enterprise cloud and security teams to generate immediate insights, with short setup time, zero maintenance, and comprehensive, automated response at scale.
For more information on Dig Security and its expanded capabilities, interested parties can visit their official website at dig.security.
About Dig Security:
Dig Security is a company dedicated to helping organizations discover, classify, protect, and govern their cloud data. As organizations transition to complex environments with multiple database types across various clouds, the need for monitoring and detecting data exfiltration and policy violations has become increasingly complex. Dig takes a cloud-native and entirely agentless approach to address these challenges by reinventing cloud data loss prevention (DLP) with DDR capabilities. The company was founded by three cybersecurity veterans from Microsoft and Google and is backed by prominent investors such as CrowdStrike, Okta Ventures, and Samsung Ventures.