Sensitive data, priority events and the state of your infrastructure.
Last 7 daysExplore data
FIRST STEPS · 1 OF 3 DONEFrom the first resource to a clear risk
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Explore sensitive dataOpen the customer-exports card→2Trace links on the mapSelect a resource, explore neighbours→3Review the first eventSee the cause and affected data→
Data sources›33+3
15 data stores · 18 services
Sensitive fields›4,132
in 12 data stores and 2 services
Need attention›7
Critical 2 · High 5
Sensors online›1 / 3
No signal from 2 sensors
Priority eventsStart with what affects security most.All events →Card numbers sent over plaintext HTTPcheckout-api → payments_ledger94Critical12 minPublic bucket exposes customer PIIs3://exports-eu · 2,148 objects94Critical1 hSecret detected in application logsauth-svc · api-key72High3 hWhat we foundComposition of sensitive data4,132sensitive fieldsPII 81%PCI 11%Secrets 8%SQL databasesPostgreSQL · MySQL14sources
Full visibility
into different types of sensitive data
Continuous monitoring
of inter-service data transfers
Automated detection
of security policy violations
Actual data flows are more complex than the architecture diagram
In Kubernetes, new services constantly emerge, while integrations and interaction routes continuously change. Architectural diagrams, documentation and event logs don’t always show where sensitive data is actually located, which applications process it, and where it is being transmitted — so a number of data flows remain outside the control of information security.
api-gateway
orders-svc
crm-svc
payments-svc
postgres
analytics
email · PII
card · PCI · violation
Planned routeActual routeSensitive data
api-gatewayorders-svc
crm-svcpayments-svcemail · PII
postgresanalyticscard · PCI · violation
Planned routeActual routeSensitive data
01Incomplete data visibility
Sensitive data is distributed across services, databases and storage systems. Getting a unified picture of its flow becomes difficult.
02Unauthorized data transfers
Changes can create new routes where sensitive data is transmitted outside of authorized interactions.
03Complex incident investigations
To investigate violations, data from multiple sources must be correlated without a unified data transfer context.
[ Solution ]
dspm maps every sensitive data route automatically and ties each discovery to the service, endpoint and interaction behind it — one context instead of scattered logs.
Control not only over transfers planned by the architecture, but over the actual interactions between infrastructure components.
From the entry point to the data store — follow the path of sensitive data.
Resource groups→Share view
Scanning Discovering your infrastructure — the first full map takes up to 7 days56 of ~80 expected nodes found · 3 sensors reporting · last update 4 min ago→Sensor status
Node, data or clusterGroupNamespace⌄RegionAll⌄DataAny⌄High risk onlyServiceStoreRisk
⟳A new route appeared · reports-worker → partner-sftp
Payments perimeter6 services · 2 stores
Covered
EU customer data4 services · 3 stores
Covered
reports-workerNew · added 2 min ago
Review
01 // Changes
Infrastructure updates
Catch new sensitive-data routes as services, integrations and Kubernetes components change.
dspm.sollisero / inventory
Data storesAdd source
Stores15
Schemas12
Scanned9
Last scan7 days
PostgreSQL · customers14 fields · PII
6 risks
Kafka · events-busEmail · phone
2 risks
S3 · archiveNo sensitive data
Clean
02 // Inventory
Identifying data locations
Find sensitive data across databases and storage, mapped to services and routes.
dspm.sollisero / violations
API endpointsExport
Endpoints778
Requests1.2M
Sensitive590
Violations214
POST /analytics/ingestcard · PCI · plaintext
Violation
GET /crm/contactsemail · PII
Allowed
PUT /users/{id}phone · PII
Allowed
03 // Security
Verifying transfer authorization
Detect transfers between services and clusters that break security policy.
dspm.sollisero / incident-842
ReportsGenerate
Incident#842 · card data over HTTP
Routecheckout-api → analytics
Datacard=5536 •••• 0217 · PCI
WindowNov 3 · 09:41 – 09:52
StatusEvidence exported
04 // Audit
Answering the regulator
Hand auditors a complete record of what data left, where it went and through which service.
Questions & answers
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The platform detects sensitive data in inter-service traffic and connected storage systems, including email addresses, phone numbers, and payment card numbers. Data classification is performed using templates, regular expressions, and data structure analysis.
No. Management, classification and storage components are deployed within the customer’s infrastructure. The platform works in an isolated environment and requires no changes to monitored applications — deploy into the cluster and get a live map of where sensitive data lives and moves.
dspm compares actual sensitive data flows against predefined security rules, detects transfers along routes not permitted by policies, logs the violations, and stores the data for further analysis. The event keeps data type, source, recipient, involved services, endpoints and the exact transfer route, and can be sent to Jira, Slack, email or webhooks.
dspm focuses on actual inter-service interactions and connected storage inside Kubernetes — it gives security teams the context of where sensitive data is located, which applications process it and where it is transmitted. Detected violations flow into existing security tools and workflows, so dspm complements the controls you already run.
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