I like Teleskope for its ability to automatically classify and remediate data across cloud and SaaS environments. It helps in keeping track of our datasets by providing an inventory and visibility into where our data is located, whether it's in Slack, Notion, our CX systems, or within our infrastructure. One of the standout features for me is its automatic remediation in real-time, which doesn't need manual triage of alerts. The classification engine effectively understands context, reducing false positives, which is pretty nice. Additionally, Teleskope's integration with our wiki/context layer is very handy for us since we use it as our internal source of truth, providing a centralized plane for data identification and allowing users to unblock themselves when necessary. The option to modify access, like revoking and quarantining sensitive information automatically, is also very useful. The setup was relatively easy, and I appreciate that the tool doesn't hinder business velocity in a fast-paced environment like ours. Overall, it's a valuable asset for enforcing data retention policies and protecting sensitive data. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are a few papercuts that makes it difficult to triage (like loading speeds). There are also a few feature requests that we're waiting on, but the team is fast to implement them (ex: resource link in the alert notification to the data owner). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.