Module 1 Overview
Module 1 of 3
Visibility
Discover Shadow IT, Map Sensitive Data, and Assess SaaS Posture
Enterprise Tenant (Read-Only)
You are logged into Tenant 1 — a pre-populated environment with realistic production-like data. No policies will be created or modified in this module. You are here to observe and assess.
You cannot protect what you cannot see. Before Alex can enforce a single DLP policy, she needs to understand exactly what is happening across Dataparity's environment — which apps employees are using, which instances are corporate vs. personal, where sensitive data lives at rest, and what Microsoft Copilot would surface on day one if it were enabled today.
Module Objectives
| Question | Capability |
|---|---|
| Which unsanctioned apps are employees using? | Shadow IT Discovery |
| Are employees mixing corporate and personal accounts? | Instance Discovery |
| What sensitive data is flowing through SaaS apps? | Auto Discovery |
| How exposed is Dataparity's SaaS security posture? | SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) |
| What third-party apps have OAuth access to corporate data? | App Governance |
| What sensitive data exists at rest across the enterprise? | Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) |
| What would Microsoft Copilot expose if enabled today? | Copilot Readiness Assessment |
Labs in This Module
1
Shadow IT, Instance & Auto Discovery
Which apps are employees using — and are they using the right accounts?
2
SaaS Posture & App Governance
How exposed is Dataparity's SaaS security posture and OAuth footprint?
3
Data Security Posture Management (DSPM)
Where does sensitive data live at rest across the enterprise?
4
Microsoft Copilot Readiness
What would Copilot surface on day one if enabled today?