Fasoo AI's multi-cloud data security posture management solution, "Fasoo DSPM," is expanding its support to a wider range of work environments.


Fasoo AI Expands 'Fasoo DSPM' Support to OneDrive, Slack, and More View original image

According to Fasoo AI on July 28, the latest update for Fasoo DSPM now supports major applications that are widely used by most companies. With this update, companies can integrate and centrally manage fragmented data while protecting sensitive data. In addition to the existing support for Google Workspace, the solution now supports enterprise work environments utilizing widely used cloud storage and SaaS applications such as OneDrive, SharePoint, Outlook, and Slack.


Fasoo DSPM is a solution that identifies sensitive data dispersed across multi- and hybrid-cloud environments, describes and manages detailed attributes such as location, classification, and access permissions. It automatically detects and classifies scattered data throughout the cloud, including difficult-to-manage dark and shadow data, and visualizes the security status. The system also allows users to check compliance status with various domestic and international regulations. By integrating with Fasoo AI's other data security solutions, users can achieve detailed monitoring and consistent protection across all stages of the data lifecycle.



Bongho Kang, Head of the Service Business Division at Fasoo, stated, "As work environments using multiple cloud storage and SaaS applications become the norm, data security posture management solutions that ensure visibility and integrated management of owned data have become essential. By expanding support for a wider range of work environments, Fasoo DSPM provides the capabilities needed to respond to ever-strengthening domestic and global privacy regulations, as well as growing cyber threats."


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