Netskope One DSPM now available via AI Agents on AWS Marketplace
The inclusion of Netskope One DSPM allows AWS customers to access, purchase and deploy data security solutions designed for AI-native and cloud environments directly through their AWS accounts. This addition comes as enterprises continue to seek effective and efficient ways to integrate security into the proliferation of AI and agentic workflows.
Netskope One DSPM is tailored to help organisations automatically discover and classify data, supervise access governance, and monitor risky data usage from a unified management console. The solution aims to safeguard sensitive information used in AI models, large language model (LLM) pipelines, and other agentic applications while maintaining workflow speed and efficiency. "Discovering all your sensitive data and who has access to it, is critical to having an effective AI strategy, and an AI strategy begins with a data strategy," said Andy Horwitz, SVP Global Partner Ecosystems at Netskope. "Our customers are already using these capabilities to manage risk, reduce their attack surface, and automate data security management and compliance, demonstrating the real-world value of the Netskope One platform as part of a unified data security strategy. By listing Netskope One DSPM in AWS Marketplace, we're making it easier for customers to adopt agent-based security workflows at scale and help them buy and deploy solutions faster and more efficiently."
The platform's DSPM features include a unified dashboard, contextual data analysis, and automated classification and tagging, offering continuous and real-time visibility across data environments. By integrating with tools such as Netskope One DLP, the platform is positioned to offer comprehensive data security management for AI, cloud, web, and private applications.
Organisations utilising AWS Marketplace's new AI Agents and Tools category are expected to benefit from streamlined procurement processes.
This enables them to drive AI initiatives with reduced timelines required for vendor assessment and contract agreements. With purchasing managed through AWS, customers retain oversight of licensing, payments, and solution access within their existing cloud accounts.
The single-console approach to policy administration and management allows enterprises to unify their data security operations, reducing administrative overhead and potential for error. Automated tools help ensure data classification and risk monitoring processes are consistent, regardless of where the information resides.
The DSPM platform supports organisations dealing with regulatory requirements by supporting automated data discovery and compliance checks. Enterprises leveraging agent-based workflows have the opportunity to enhance their security posture while focusing on research and development of new AI tools and services.
Security and networking teams can benefit from integration with the broader Netskope One portfolio. This includes leveraging a shared set of policies across applications, which can be particularly relevant for companies handling sensitive data and involved in the rapid development of AI applications.
The launch reflects a trend in technology markets to centralise procurement and deployment of security tools for AI and cloud environments, especially as regulatory frameworks adapt to new threats facing enterprises adopting AI-driven processes. Netskope's move aligns with increasing demand for manageable, policy-driven tools as part of strategic data governance and compliance roadmaps.
Customers can now access Netskope One DSPM and other eligible solutions through the AI Agents and Tools category within AWS Marketplace, leveraging their AWS accounts for procurement and deployment.
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