Data-first cyber resilience

Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) for modern risk teams

Find sensitive data, understand who can access it, and fix risky exposure across cloud, SaaS, databases, and hybrid environments before it becomes a breach.

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Designed for security, compliance, cloud, and data governance teams.

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Data visibility

Map sensitive data across cloud, SaaS, databases, and endpoints.

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Faster prioritization

Rank exposure by sensitivity, access, location, and business impact.

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Posture monitoring

Continuously detect policy drift, over-permissioning, and risky sharing.

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Audit-ready evidence

Support compliance workflows with clear reporting and ownership.

Capabilities

Know where sensitive data is, why it is exposed, and what to fix first

Physics Cyber combines data discovery, classification, access intelligence, and remediation guidance into a practical DSPM program aligned to your security operations.

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Sensitive data discovery

Identify regulated, confidential, and high-value data across structured and unstructured repositories.

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Data flow mapping

Understand movement between cloud services, users, third parties, and critical workloads.

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Access risk analysis

Detect excessive privileges, public exposure, stale accounts, and risky sharing patterns.

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Compliance reporting

Create evidence for privacy, governance, and SOC 2 readiness.

Why it matters

DSPM closes the gap between data growth and security control

Cloud adoption, SaaS collaboration, and AI workflows make data harder to govern. DSPM gives teams a living inventory of sensitive data, context-rich risk scoring, and clear remediation paths.

For deeper defense-in-depth, DSPM can work alongside Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM), Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management (CIEM), and data center security programs.

“The fastest way to reduce data risk is to make sensitive data visible, accountable, and continuously governed.”

Physics Cyber Advisory Team

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The Physics Cyber Team
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Implementation

A practical DSPM roadmap

We help you move from discovery to measurable risk reduction with a phased, business-aligned approach.

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Assess data estate

Inventory repositories, cloud accounts, SaaS platforms, databases, and critical business systems.

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Classify and contextualize

Label sensitive data, map owners, and enrich findings with access and exposure context.

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Prioritize risk

Score exposure based on sensitivity, public access, identity risk, and business criticality.

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Remediate and monitor

Apply least privilege, fix misconfigurations, create evidence, and monitor posture continuously.

Start the conversation

Ready to understand your data risk?

Tell us about your environment and we will recommend a DSPM assessment path. We reply within 24h.

Common questions

Is DSPM only for cloud data?

No. DSPM can cover cloud storage, SaaS apps, databases, data warehouses, and hybrid repositories.

How is DSPM different from DLP?

DLP focuses on blocking data loss events. DSPM focuses on discovering sensitive data, understanding exposure, and improving posture before incidents occur.

Can DSPM support incident response?

Yes. It helps teams identify impacted data, owners, access paths, and priority containment actions.

Email: hello@physicscyber.com

Phone: +62 853-8522-8240

Make sensitive data visible, governed, and resilient

Build a DSPM program that helps your team reduce exposure, support audits, and strengthen cyber resilience.

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