Satori Cyber on Tuesday emerged from stealth mode with a data protection and governance platform, and $5.25 million in seed funding from YL Ventures.
Satori aims to provide organizations continuous visibility and granular control over data flows across their cloud and hybrid environments through a platform it has named Secure Data Access Cloud.
Satori is based in Israel and it was founded by former Imperva senior executives Eldad Chai, who serves as CEO, and Yoav Cohen, who serves as the company’s CTO.
According to Satori, its platform is easy to deploy — it only requires a host name change — and it allows security teams to determine where data is stored and how it flows within their infrastructure, find out what type of data is being accessed and moved, identify who is accessing data and determine if their access complies with security and privacy policies, and discover potential data loss and exposure risks.
Secure Data Access Cloud provides data visibility and mapping, data classification and discovery, data security, and policy monitoring and enforcement capabilities. Data security is provided through granular, field-level access controls and anomaly detection features.
“When you take into consideration the sheer volume of the data and access requests security teams contend with today, implementing proper data protection isn’t just difficult, it’s nearly impossible,” Chai said.
He added, “Until now, security teams have relied on a combination of highly segregated and restrictive data access and one-off technology-specific access controls within each data store, which has only slowed enterprises down. The Satori Cyber platform streamlines this process, accelerates data access and provides a holistic view across all organizational data flows, data stores and access, as well as granular access controls, ..
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