Symmetry Systems
Compare with…DataGuard combines classification with identity, permission and activity analysis. Symmetry describes deployment within the customer environment, including the interface. Request a store-level support matrix before treating broad cloud claims as complete coverage. [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
Microsoft 365 is named in the data sheet. Workload-level coverage is not detailed there. [1]
- AWS
- Partial
AWS is included in the documented scope. Confirm individual stores and collection methods. [1]
- Google Cloud
- Partial
Google Cloud is included in the documented scope. Confirm individual stores and collection methods. [1]
- Snowflake and Databricks
- Partial
Snowflake is named. Databricks support was not established by the reviewed sources. [1]
- On-prem shares
- Partial
On-prem data stores and file shares are named. Protocol and version limits need confirmation. [1]
- SaaS apps
- Partial
Salesforce is named. Other SaaS content connectors need confirmation. [1]
Deployment and cost
How it runs
Symmetry states that DataGuard can run entirely within the customer environment. [1]
- Boundary
- The current data sheet includes the interface and states that data, metadata and telemetry remain inside the perimeter. Confirm this for the proposed deployment.
Pricing and operating workload are not published in the reviewed sources.
Questions for the vendor
- Which connectors enumerate effective permissions and which only classify content?
- Can the proposed deployment operate without sending telemetry outside the environment?