Automated discovery and classification of sensitive data across on-premise repositories, SaaS applications, and cloud environments using platforms including Titus and Microsoft Purview. Continuous, scalable, and audit-ready.
Continuous visibility into where sensitive data lives, who has access, and how it moves across cloud environments. Risk prioritization based on real exposure, not theoretical compliance.
Enforce policies that prevent unauthorized data movement across email, endpoints, SaaS applications, and external sharing. Block exposure before it happens, not after it surfaces in a breach report.
Policy frameworks, role-based access controls, and audit-ready governance aligned to GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and regional regulations.
Finance, Legal, and Compliance
HR, Sales, and Customer Data
Healthcare and Life Sciences
Executive, Risk, and Audit
Legacy DLP and classification tools fail when data lives in SaaS apps, cloud storage, and managed databases. Cloud-native visibility requires cloud-native controls, not retrofitted agents.
Data sensitivity changes constantly in cloud environments. Programs that classify once and never re-evaluate produce stale labels and false confidence in systems that have moved on.
Loss prevention only works when classification is accurate. DLP on top of mislabeled data either blocks legitimate work or misses real exposure, and both outcomes erode user trust.
Passing the audit and seeing the data are different problems. Programs designed around audit checklists rarely surface where breaches actually start in cloud and hybrid environments.
When the program is run as a tool implementation instead of a risk reduction program, the dashboard fills up but the breach surface does not shrink.
Unified data discovery and classification across legacy repositories and modern cloud environments through platforms including Titus and Microsoft Purview.
Automated re-discovery and re-classification as data flows and sensitivity evolves, not annual scans that produce stale reports the moment they finish.
Validation built into the sharing moment, so unauthorized transfers across cloud, SaaS, and external destinations are blocked before they happen, not after they appear in an audit log.
Programs designed to reduce real breach exposure, with compliance reporting as an output, not the primary objective.
The Challenge
A global sovereign investment company managing assets valued at over $400 billion operated across multiple geographies with diverse investment portfolios. Sensitive financial data, proprietary investment strategies, and confidential stakeholder information were scattered across on-premise and cloud environments without categorization, inventory, or validation mechanisms. The result was high risk of data leakage, no enforceable governance, and growing exposure to regulatory compliance gaps.
The Approach
Amiseq deployed a Data Classification and Protection program built on enhanced data handling policies, Titus for enterprise-wide data discovery and classification, and integration with in-house applications for monitoring and reporting. The program combined technical implementation with end-user training and enterprise-wide rollout, delivered through the Data-Devices-Destinations framework, starting with data discovery and classification, extending into verified access controls across users and devices, and closing with validated information flow at every destination.
The Outcomes
across confidential and sensitive financial data, on-premise and cloud
with integrated monitoring and reporting through Titus
with real-time checks ensuring only authorized data movement
with embedded data handling standards across the organization
strengthened for regulatory and stakeholder compliance
Programs designed for where data actually lives, including SaaS applications, cloud storage, managed databases, and legacy on-premise systems.
Deep experience across Titus, Microsoft Purview, and other leading data classification and DLP platforms.
Programs delivered as one coordinated architecture across data, devices, and destinations, not as isolated security tools.
200+ customers. 30+ countries. 80+ cybersecurity certifications.