You can't protect data you haven't found.
Agentless scans across SaaS, cloud stores, warehouses, repos, and endpoints — including the stores nobody remembers creating.
PII · payment
PHI · contracts
keys · tokens
no owner on file
One scan. Every place data hides.
Six surface classes, one inventory — every finding lands in the same map with the same labels.
SaaS apps
M365, Google Workspace, Slack, Salesforce, Notion — files, messages, records.
Cloud storage
S3, GCS, Azure Blob — buckets and shares, including the forgotten ones.
Warehouses & databases
Snowflake, Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB — column-level, sampled, checksum-validated.
Repos & pipelines
GitHub, GitLab — secrets, keys, and customer data hard-coded where it shouldn't be.
Endpoints
Laptops and file shares — downloads, exports, and local copies of crown jewels.
Shadow & unknown stores
Unregistered buckets, stale exports, orphaned databases — found without being told where to look.
Discovery that finds what nobody declared.
Four things PrismSek Discovery does that inventory spreadsheets never will.
Connected before lunch.
Read-only API connectors — nothing installed on your data stores, no schema changes, no performance tax. First findings within the hour.
Finds the stores nobody declared.
Argus follows network traffic, IAM grants, and billing trails to surface unregistered buckets, orphaned databases, and stale exports — then samples them for sensitive data and flags an owner.
An inventory that never goes stale.
Point-in-time audits age the moment they finish. Discovery watches change feeds and re-samples deltas — new stores, new columns, new shares show up in minutes, not next quarter.
Not a list. A to-do list.
Every store scored by sensitivity, access breadth, and sharing exposure — so the riskiest fix is always at the top, with the evidence to justify it.
Found it. Now stop it from leaving.
The same inventory feeds classification and DLP — every discovered store is enforceable the moment it's found.