Forcepoint DSPM vs Proofpoint DSPM
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| Compare | Forcepoint DSPMUpdated | Proofpoint DSPMUpdated |
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| Approach | Forcepoint DSPM discovers and classifies data, while streaming integrations support activity monitoring. Its Microsoft 365 labeling integration writes classification results to Purview sensitivity labels. [2] [3] | Proofpoint DSPM discovers sensitive data and supports data-access analysis. Its Snowflake documentation describes different scan deployments, so require the architecture for the version being quoted. [1] [2] |
| Discovery & classification | Documented [2] | Documented [1] |
| Access governance | Unconfirmed | Documented [1] |
| Data loss prevention | Unconfirmed | Unconfirmed |
| Detection & response | Documented [3] | Unconfirmed |
| Encryption & tokenization | Unconfirmed | Unconfirmed |
| Microsoft 365 | ◐ Partial OneDrive and SharePoint Online support classification and Purview labels. SharePoint activity streaming needs additional API permissions and auditing. [2] [3] | ◐ Partial The account documentation includes OneDrive and SharePoint scan accounts. Confirm Exchange, Teams and permission-remediation scope. [3] |
| AWS | ◐ Partial AWS appears in the supported-provider catalog. Confirm exact services and scan limits. [1] | ◐ Partial Snapshot-based scanning is documented for Amazon RDS. Confirm the supported engines and infrastructure costs. [4] |
| Google Cloud | ? Unconfirmed | ◐ Partial Snapshot-based scanning is documented for Google Cloud SQL. Other GCP data services need confirmation. [4] |
| Snowflake / Databricks | ● Full Databricks and Snowflake appear in the supported-provider catalog. Verify the supported objects and classifier setup. [1] | ◐ Partial Snowflake classification, access analysis and native tags are documented. Databricks coverage is not established by these sources. [1] |
| On-prem shares | ? Unconfirmed | ? Unconfirmed |
| SaaS apps | ◐ Partial Box, Dropbox and iManage connectors are listed. Confirm account editions and scan scope. [1] | ◐ Partial Google Drive is a documented scan-account type. [3] |
| Deployment and data handling | Not established in the reviewed sources. | The product page describes a Snowflake-native app. The onboarding guide also documents a scanner in a customer-owned AWS sidecar account. [1] [2]
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| Pricing | Pricing was not established in the reviewed sources. | Pricing was not established in the reviewed sources. |
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