REPLACE A LEGACY TOOL
See and control what your legacy tool can’t
Legacy data-security tools spread thin and copy data out to analyze it. Theom goes deep inside your cloud stores, so you can replace an aging incumbent without losing coverage.
Built for where your data lives right now
A legacy data-security tool was built for an on-premise, perimeter world. Your data has since moved into Snowflake, Databricks, and BigQuery, and AI now reaches it too. Theom was built for that world from the start, so replacement is a step up, not a lateral move. It runs inside the modern store, sees interactions the old tools cannot, and supports your migration.
Compared against five incumbent architectures
Legacy data security is not one thing. Each architecture breaks in its own way, and Theom answers each one from inside the store.
Legacy activity monitoring
Built for on-premise file activity. It watches from outside the cloud store and copies data out to analyze, so in-store queries, service accounts, and agents go unseen.
Runs inside the store and traces every query, service account, and agent in place, with nothing copied out.
Proxy-based access governance
Sits in the query path as a proxy, so it adds latency, becomes a point of failure, and sees only the traffic routed through it.
Never in the query path at the data layer. The platform enforces on labels Theom maintains, so there is no performance cost and no blind spot.
SaaS posture management (DSPM)
Checks how data is configured but not how it is used, and copies your metadata to a control plane it retains.
Reconciles configuration against real usage, and resolves findings for display without retaining names outside your environment.
Classification-first
Classifies on a periodic scan that ages the moment it finishes, and stops at labeling without tying access to identity or activity.
Classifies in place on a schedule and joins it to identity and activity, so labels stay current and become findings you can act on.
Entitlement governance
Reviews who could reach data on paper, not whether the reads that followed were appropriate.
Baselines observed activity per identity and answers whether the use was appropriate, not just permitted.
A migration that supports the move
Keep your coverage
Theom covers the modern cloud stores your data now lives in, so replacing the incumbent does not open a gap.
Add what was missing
Get identity-aware usage, AI governance, and enforcement the legacy tool never had.
Fit your stack
Connect to the catalog, identity, and security tools you already run.
Prove the value early
Agentless deployment means rapid time to value: about an hour to deploy, then run in observability mode on a bounded subset of production and validate before you fully cut over.
Common questions
Which legacy tools does Theom typically replace?
Theom replaces breadth-first data-security incumbents built for a perimeter, on-premise world. It fits regulated enterprises moving sensitive data into Snowflake, Databricks, and BigQuery, where an aging tool watches from outside but cannot see deeply inside the modern stores where the data now lives.
Will we lose coverage if we switch?
No, you gain coverage. Theom covers the modern cloud stores your data now lives in and adds identity-aware usage, AI governance, and enforcement the older tools lack. Replacing the incumbent closes gaps rather than opening them, because Theom sees interactions in place.
How disruptive is the migration?
Theom is agentless and native, so there is nothing to install on your systems and time to value is fast. It connects to the catalog, identity, and security tools you already run, which means you can validate coverage on your own stores before you fully cut over.
Can Theom run alongside our current tool during migration?
Yes. Because Theom deploys agentlessly and connects to the tools you already run, you can stand it up next to the incumbent, validate the coverage you would gain on your own stores, and cut over once you are confident rather than all at once.
Why can’t the incumbent just add these features?
The difference is architectural. The older tools watch from outside and copy data out to analyze it. Theom runs inside the store, so it traces every interaction in place and enforces policy there.
See Theom next to what you run today
We will show you the coverage you would gain on your own stores, with nothing moved out.
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