OpenText Voltage Data Security Platform

What OpenText Voltage Data Security Platform is

OpenText Voltage Data Security Platform discovers structured and unstructured data across a broad mix of storage and business systems. It can work with file systems, databases, cloud data warehouses, file shares, SharePoint, Exchange, Microsoft 365, OneDrive, Google Drive, Azure Files, Amazon S3, Documentum, Content Management, Jira and Confluence. The platform supports custom classifications, and its classification automation is described as hybrid. Deployment is also hybrid, while the listed platform is web. API access is available for connecting with the platform programmatically.

This combination is relevant to organizations that need to locate and classify information held in different kinds of repositories, including both structured data stores and unstructured content. Its source coverage includes cloud storage, Microsoft services, collaboration tools and content systems. OpenText was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. The platform is paid, with pricing available on request. Buyers can review the listed source types, classification capabilities and hybrid deployment model against their environment, then contact OpenText for pricing.

Who it suits

It suits organizations that need to discover and classify structured and unstructured data across a range of storage, cloud, collaboration and content systems. Teams looking for custom classifications, hybrid automation and hybrid deployment may find its listed capabilities relevant.

Getting started

1. Visit the OpenText product website.
2. Contact OpenText to request pricing.
3. Review whether the listed data sources match your environment.
4. Plan for web access and hybrid deployment.

Verdict

Choose OpenText Voltage Data Security Platform if your organization needs discovery and classification across the listed data sources, with custom classifications and hybrid deployment. Organizations with other deployment or platform requirements should check fit with OpenText before requesting pricing.