DISCOVERY & CLASSIFICATION
Know what sensitive data is there, and keep knowing
Theom classifies sensitive data in place, on your own compute, on a schedule, and writes the labels back to your catalog, so classification stays current as the data changes.
Classification decays the moment it finishes
Pipelines land new columns weekly, working copies of production tables accumulate, and unstructured content is parsed into structured tables by jobs whose output nobody re-reviews. A quarterly scan describes an estate that no longer exists. Theom classifies in place and on a schedule, across structured tables and the outputs of unstructured processing, and where sensitive content is copied or transformed, the classification follows it.
A current inventory, not a report that ages
Classify in place, on a schedule
Classification runs inside the store on your own compute, through a dedicated read-only identity, so nothing is copied out to be scanned.
Labels your platform can act on
Results are written back as tags in your catalog, so the labels the platform enforces on are current, not a report that ages.
Structured and unstructured
Across structured tables and the outputs of unstructured processing, including the tables that no team claims.
Classification that follows the data
Where sensitive content is copied or transformed, the classification follows it, so a protected source is not silently unprotected downstream.
Find what should not be there
The same inventory surfaces the debt that hides sensitive data, which is the concrete work behind raw-table retirement and catalog cleanup.
Dark data and the tables no team claims
Shadow copies and clones of production data
Sensitive data sitting in public or default schemas
A defensible inventory by object, schema, and owner, refreshed on your schedule
WHERE IT RUNS
Native to your stores and your catalog
Agentless across Snowflake, Databricks, and BigQuery, writing tags back into the catalog you already run.
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Common questions
Does classification copy our data out to scan it?
No. Classification runs in place, inside the store, on your own compute, through a dedicated read-only identity. Findings and aggregated metadata are written to a customer-owned database inside your account; record data is never extracted.
How does Theom keep classification current?
It classifies on a schedule rather than in a one-off pass, and where sensitive content is copied or transformed, the classification follows it. The labels written back to your catalog reflect the estate as it is now, not as it was at the last scan.
Can Theom find sensitive data nobody knew was there?
Yes. It classifies across structured tables and the outputs of unstructured processing, including the tables that no team claims, and produces a current inventory of sensitive data by object, schema, and owner.
See what Theom finds in one schema
We will classify a bounded subset of your own production data and show you what comes back.
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