Netwrix Expands 1Secure Platform with AI-Powered Security Solutions
Netwrix has expanded its 1Secure SaaS platform with new AI-powered data and identity security solutions, announced in a press release. The enhancements include a Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) solution designed to identify and eliminate data exposures within Microsoft 365 environments, set to be available in May.
The platform now features advanced risk assessment capabilities, allowing organizations to scan their Active Directory, Entra ID, and Microsoft 365 environments for security risks and misconfigurations. A new AI-assisted remediation workflow guides users through remediation steps to improve their security posture.
The DSPM solution offers capabilities such as discovery and classification of sensitive data, application of sensitivity labels, and monitoring of data sharing activities across SharePoint Online, Teams, and OneDrive. Additionally, the platform provides automated remediation using Purview sensitivity labels to protect sensitive data.
Netwrix's integration with PingCastle enhances Active Directory risk assessments, enabling IT and security teams to identify and mitigate identity risks. This integration supports a comprehensive approach to managing data and identity security within Microsoft environments.
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