Netskope One DSPM
Compare with…Netskope documents store-specific discovery and classification across cloud, SaaS and file shares. SaaS support requires the relevant feature. Check the metadata sent to the application and the classification scope for each store. [1]
Discovery & classification [1]
Sources reviewed 2 sources
Data coverage
Read the scope beside each mark. Support for an environment does not establish every capability in every store.
- Microsoft 365
- Partial
OneDrive and SharePoint Online are listed for DSPM for SaaS Apps. This does not establish coverage of all Microsoft 365 workloads. [1]
- AWS
- Full
The support matrix includes S3, RDS, Redshift, DynamoDB, EBS, EFS and FSx. [1]
- Google Cloud
- Full
BigQuery, Cloud Storage, Cloud SQL, Firestore and other stores are listed. [1]
- Snowflake and Databricks
- Full
Snowflake and Databricks are listed as supported data platforms. [1]
- On-prem shares
- Full
CIFS, NFS, SMB and NetApp ONTAP file stores are listed. [1]
- SaaS apps
- Partial
Box, Google Drive and Salesforce are listed. SaaS coverage depends on the DSPM for SaaS Apps feature. [1]
Deployment and cost
How it runs
The documentation distinguishes classification samples from collected metadata. [2]
- Samples
- Netskope states that classification samples stay within the customer network.
- Metadata
- Collected metadata includes schemas, classification results, users, roles and access policies.
Pricing and operating workload are not published in the reviewed sources.
Questions for the vendor
- Which SaaS connectors and classification types are included in the proposed license?
- Which metadata leaves the customer network and how long is it retained?