Finding risk and fixing it have always been treated as two separate problems, solved by two different tools, often by two different teams.
Teleskope closes that gap — natively, automatically, with human-in-the-loop controls and a full audit trail.
When DSPM vendors say remediation, they mean a handoff to ServiceNow or a SOAR platform. The exposure is still open while the ticket sits unactioned.
Teleskope's remediation is built into the same platform that classified the risk and determined the response. The action happens in the same session as the detection. No handoff. No queue. No dependency on another tool being configured correctly.
Automation without control isn't automation — it's a liability. Every enforcement action in Teleskope runs within guardrails you define before automation starts.
Set your high-confidence, well-understood exposures to run automatically. Surface edge cases, ambiguous findings, and situations below the confidence threshold for human review with full context and a recommended action.
Every enforcement action is logged with full context: what data was found, how it was classified, which policy applied, what action was taken, when it ran, and who or what authorized it.
Every action is reversible within a configurable window. Nothing is permanently deleted without explicit policy authorization — and even then, a quarantine period precedes deletion so recovery is possible if needed. This satisfies EU AI Act and ISO 42001 requirements for human oversight of automated decisions.
Enforcement runs continuously, triggered by new data appearing, access changing, policies updating, or a new identified exposure that meets the threshold for action.
Your data environment changes every minute: employees leave the company, new ones join, documents and their copies get created and shared, all of it accelerated by genAI tools. Teleskope ensures real-time remediation for all of it, 24/7 365 days a year.
"There's so much more that this product does — when it adds in the remediation piece, that's critical to me not having to employ additional FTEs."
"By the end of the project, we were able to tell our board: we have a ton of PHI, we did this initiative, we gathered all this info, and we actually reduced access significantly — here are the results."
"Teleskope gave us that nice blend of both discovery and enforcement - the ability to implement fairly simple, easy-to-develop controls to prevent things like public file sharing, to prevent certain information from leaking, or even redacting at scale."
"Our data team was spending a significant amount of time executing deletions, which took them away from other valuable work. We needed a solution that would streamline our data security workflows at scale."
DLP tools work at the egress point — they try to catch sensitive data as it leaves. Teleskope works at the source — governing data where it lives, remediating exposure before data ever reaches an egress point. The two work better together than either does alone: Teleskope's classification feeds your DLP tool with accurate labels, dramatically reducing DLP false positives and improving enforcement precision.
Every action Teleskope takes is governed, auditable, and reversible. Before any automation runs, you define the guardrails — what actions are permitted automatically, what requires human confirmation, and what is never automated under any circumstances. Permanent deletion is always preceded by a quarantine period with a configurable recovery window. Nothing is irreversibly removed without explicit policy authorization. If a remediation action was wrong, it can be undone.
The crawl/walk/run framework is designed for exactly this. You begin with human-in-the-loop for every action — automation makes recommendations, humans confirm. As you review decisions and build confidence in the system's accuracy, you expand automation to the use cases you trust. You define which actions automate first, which stay human-confirmed longer, and which never automate. The pace is yours. The guardrails are yours.
Every enforcement action is logged with full context: what data was found, how it was classified, what confidence level the system had, which policy applied, what action was taken, when, and what authorized it. The audit trail satisfies EU AI Act and ISO 42001 requirements for human oversight of automated decisions. It also serves as the evidence trail for legal and compliance teams — showing what was deleted, when, and under which policy, in a format that's defensible in regulatory inquiries and litigation.
Yes. Enforcement runs across every environment Teleskope is connected to — cloud, SaaS, on-premises, databases, collaboration tools, and AI systems. The action spectrum (notify, redact, quarantine, revoke, relocate, delete) is available across all connected environments.
Before any data is permanently deleted, Teleskope moves it to a governed quarantine — a cold storage state where it's accessible for recovery but removed from active exposure. During the quarantine window (configurable — typically 30 to 90 days), anyone who needs the data can retrieve it by request. After the window closes without a recovery request, deletion completes. This approach dramatically reduces resistance to data minimization programs — the fear of "what if we need it" is addressed by the recovery window, not ignored.
