Data Leakage Prevention
Sensitive Data Isnβt Always Where You Left It
No-code builders move fast: connecting data, sharing apps, and feeding AI tools, Β without always realizing how far data can travel.
Kanopy brings visibility and control to data usage across no-code platforms, before small leaks turn into real exposure.
When Data Wanders, Youβll Know First
Data leakage in no-code platforms often happens quietly,Β through misconfigurations, oversharing, or unexpected data movement. Kanopy continuously monitors data usage patterns and surfaces risky behavior as it happens.
See How Data Really Moves
In no-code environments, data exposure is typically the result of cumulative interactions between apps, data sources, and sharing configurations.β¨From blind spots to clarity
Inventory of all data sources, connectors, and integrations mapped to the apps, flows, and agents
Identification of externally exposed data, including public assets and externally triggered processes
Visibility into who can access the data, including indirect access through app sharing
Detection of data misconfigurations
Alerts on overshared data: public, excessive, or outside intended groups
Visibility into data stored or processed in personal workspaces
Frequently Asked Questions
Kanopy's view: leakage is typically the cumulative result of interactions between apps, data sources, and sharing configurations. It's rarely one obvious mistake. Usually it's misconfiguration and oversharing stacking up over time.
Kanopy builds an inventory of every data source, connector, and integration mapped to apps, flows, and agents. It also flags externally exposed data, including public assets, and gives visibility into who can access data indirectly through app sharing. On top of that, it detects overshared data and misconfigurations.
The asset's owner gets an automatic notification with clear remediation guidance, sent directly by Kanopy. Security teams can also configure their own alerting workflows without having to enforce every change manually.