Nightfall classifies over 100+ types of sensitive data, including forms of personally identifiable data (PII), protected health information (PHI), payment card information (PCI), credentials & secrets, and more. For example, email addresses, credit card numbers, social security numbers, API keys, passwords, and many more. These data types support compliance regimes like HIPAA, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS. Likewise, Nightfall’s detectors apply to a broad variety of industries and geographies (countries in US, EMEA, APAC, etc.).
Nightfall also supports custom detectors, as well as features such as an “allow list” that enable you to further tune detectors to your specific business needs and increase accuracy. Contact us at sales@nightfall.ai to determine if Nightfall supports detectors that meet your needs.
“Our programmers can sleep better at night. Now we can spend our time developing enterprise applications instead of custom solutions to lint our code for secrets.”
“Our business has a million moving parts, including hardware services. If a company can take one thing off of our plate, it’s a huge value add. Nightfall has been great for us with that.”
“Nightfall uses AI to simplify rule management. The promise that we would not have to write regexes was really alluring to us. So far, Nightfall has kept that promise.”
Martín Beauchamp, Manager of Infrastructure and Security
I've been in the security industry for a while and was looking for a strong, automated solution for data discovery, classification, and protection. I was very impressed with the accuracy of the classification on my unstructured data — nothing on the market comes close to this.
Shahar Ben Hador
CIO, Exabeam
Nightfall saves us substantial time and is more effective than doing this manually... We need this capability and I’m grateful that Nightfall does such a good job. It is better than I expected and I typically have expectations that are high.
CISO
Fortune 100 Insurer
We needed a DLP solution for our messaging platform. We needed a way to provide guardrails for our user community while remaining in compliance with our security policies. By far our favorite feature is the ease of usability. From download to install to initial configuration was maybe 15 minutes. Nightfall has enabled us to achieve compliance with our security program. We are a small organization that has limited resources and we have to rely on technology to do the job of humans.
Dave Overfelt
CISO, Plansight
To ensure I had the proper context to reduce risk at our company, I needed a solution that was cloud first and able to provide visibility into my SaaS providers & infrastructure without slowing down the business. There were plenty of proxy solutions out on the market but none that were able to provide the same visibility and frictionless experience for our team members, enabling us to combat data spray and classification issues. That was until we started leveraging Nightfall — their API-driven solution accurately monitored and was able to take immediate action, which was a game changer for us.
CISO
Hyper-Growth Tech Company
We were looking for a product that quickly identified sensitive data, eradicated this data, and educated our users. Nightfall does this with a very low overhead. Our favorite feature by far are the workflows, having the ability to customize our notifications and data types makes this solution very versatile. Nightfall has helped our business enforce our security policies with very little effort. The level of support we have received, and flexibility has really impressed us. We enjoy working with the Nightfall team!
Nightfall classifies over 100+ types of sensitive data, including forms of personally identifiable data (PII), protected health information (PHI), payment…
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