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See every data store, and what is exposed in it

Continuous discovery and risk scoring across every data store. Himaya's agents surface exposure, misconfigurations and drift before they become incidents.

See it work

See where sensitive data lives, and who can reach it

Map data residency, classify what is stored, close anonymous links in one step, and find the identities with the largest blast radius.

Workspace Security
ConnectorsAttack Chain
Data residency Data ActivityHQ · United States
Connected apps4Sources reporting in
Sensitive files6394 classified
Alerts this week15364 today
External shares6Shared outside the org
Security posture59%
Data classification
By sensitivity
153items
  • Public6542%
  • Confidential3624%
  • Highly Confidential2617%
  • Internal2617%
Alerts by type
  • Privileged Action155
  • Bulk Exfil50
  • Toxic Combination50
  • Ransomware31
  • Sovereignty Violation22
  • Data Exposure15
Agent-driven policies

Build DSPM policies by asking Falcon

Describe the rule in plain language. Falcon drafts it, scopes it by source and severity, previews the impact, and adds it to your enforcement policies across Slack, Teams, SharePoint and more.

Falcon AgentWorkspace security assistant

Revoke public Slack links on sensitive files

Policy drafted
Source
Slack
Scope
Public files classified sensitive, severity ≥ critical
Action
Remove public links and notify the file owner
Impact
14 public links on 9 files today
Added to DSPM policies
DSPM policiesWorkspace security enforcement
  • Slack: revoke public links on sensitive filesRemove linksSlack≥ criticalpublic fileDrafted by Falcon
  • Slack: warn channel on critical exposureWarn channel≥ criticalexternal share
  • Slack: escalate phishing linksEscalate≥ mediumphishing URL
  • Teams: escalate flagged links in chatsEscalate≥ highflagged link
  • Zendesk: audit malware attachmentsAlert≥ mediummalware attachment
Collaboration security

Secure chats, channels and meetings, not just files

Himaya flags secrets and sensitive data posted in Teams and Slack, files shared with external meeting attendees, and guests who still have access.

Message activity: flagged contentAllTeamsSlack30d
Flagged items12
High / critical10
Teams10
Slack2
  • criticalAWS secret access key pasted in Teams chatTeams · #platform-engThe key was live at detection. Rotate it in IAM.
  • highSocial Security number posted in a Teams channelTeams · #finance-opsA message matched a US SSN pattern during a payroll thread.
  • highFile shared in meeting chat with an external attendeeTeams · Q3 Board ReviewQ3-Board-Review.pdf was shared while an external guest was in the meeting.
  • highStripe live secret key detected in #paymentsSlack · #paymentsAnyone in the channel can charge the production account until it is rolled.
  • mediumCustomer contract shared into a Slack Connect channelSlack · #acme-sharedThe channel includes 3 members outside your workspace.
  • mediumExternal attendee joined a recurring internal meetingTeams · Weekly vendor syncConfirm the invite was intentional.
External users
  • k.lee@partnermail.com1 team · never signed inRevoke
  • vendor.ops@gmail.com1 team · never signed inRevoked
Meeting security
  • highFile shared with an external attendee
  • mediumExternal attendee in an internal meeting
How it works

From discovery to exposure

  1. Step 1

    Connect

    Link Microsoft 365 and your cloud accounts with read access.

  2. Step 2

    Discover

    Himaya finds and classifies sensitive data wherever it is stored.

  3. Step 3

    Score

    Posture checks and an access graph show who can reach what, and where that has drifted.

  4. Step 4

    Surface

    Exposure, misconfigurations and risky behavior are raised before they become incidents.

Capabilities

What DSPM covers

Discovery and classification

Find sensitive data across SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams and connected clouds.

Toxic combinations

Catch issues that are minor alone but dangerous together.

Access graph and drift

See who can reach each data store, and when permissions change.

Behavioral detection

Impossible travel, mass downloads, external forwarding, risky OAuth apps and ransomware patterns.

Shadow IT and GenAI

Discover the unsanctioned apps and AI tools your people are using.

Identity risk

Entra ID risky users, privileged actions and gaps in conditional access.

How we build it

Designed to be trusted

  • Continuous, not a quarterly scan.
  • Exposure is judged by who can actually reach the data.
  • Findings feed compliance evidence and sovereignty checks automatically.

Frequently asked questions

What does Himaya DSPM connect to?

Microsoft 365 (SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, Exchange Online, Entra ID and Power BI), Google Workspace, Slack, Zendesk, GitHub, Salesforce, SAP, Workday, Greenhouse, BambooHR, Okta and CyberArk, plus cloud accounts in AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud and Alibaba Cloud, and data platforms such as Snowflake, Databricks, MongoDB Atlas, Firebase and Redis Cloud.

How are connectors added?

Your admin authorizes each connector through the provider's API, one at a time. Most teams start with Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, then add SaaS apps, cloud accounts and data platforms as they go.

What sensitive data does it classify?

Personal data, financial and payment data, health records, credentials and secrets, source code, and ITAR or export-controlled material, plus your own confidential terms and trainable classifiers.

Can it fix exposure, or only report it?

Both. Himaya revokes anonymous and external links in bulk, removes stale guest access and flags mislabeled files for their owners. Fixes follow the policies you set, including ones you build with Falcon.

Does it cover Teams and Slack conversations?

Yes. Collaboration security flags secrets and sensitive data posted in chats and channels, files shared with external meeting attendees, and guests who still have access.

What is a toxic combination?

A set of issues that are minor on their own but create real exposure together. For example, a sensitive file shared externally from a site with stale admin access.

Does it find AI tools our staff use?

Yes. Himaya discovers shadow IT and GenAI apps in use across your organization.

How does DSPM work with DLP?

DSPM finds and fixes sensitive data where it is stored and shared. DLP stops it leaving in outbound email. Both run on the same shared context layer, so a file DSPM classifies is recognized by DLP too.

See Himaya DSPM in your workspace

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