Best Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) Software for Dropbox
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Compare the Top Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) Software that integrates with Dropbox as of October 2025
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This a list of Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) software that integrates with Dropbox. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Dropbox. View the products that work with Dropbox in the table below.
What is Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) Software for Dropbox?
Cloud detection and response software is a type of cybersecurity technology used to monitor the cloud environment for malicious activities. It uses automated processes to detect abnormal behavior, investigate suspected threats, and take action in real-time. The software can be tailored to an organization's specific security needs, allowing them to identify potential risks quickly and respond accordingly. With this type of solution in place, organizations can better protect their data against cyber attacks. Compare and read user reviews of the best Cloud Detection and Response (CDR) software for Dropbox currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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Obsidian Security
Obsidian Security
Protect your SaaS applications against breaches, threats, and data exposure. Start in minutes and secure Workday, Salesforce, Office 365, G Suite, GitHub, Zoom and other critical SaaS applications with data-driven insights, monitoring, and remediation. Companies are moving their critical business systems to SaaS. Security teams lack the unified visibility they need to detect and respond to threats quickly. They are not able to answer basic questions: Who can access SaaS apps? Who are the privileged users? Which accounts are compromised? Who is sharing files externally? Are applications configured according to best practices? It is time to level up security for SaaS. Obsidian delivers a simple yet powerful security solution for SaaS applications built around unified visibility, continuous monitoring, and security analytics. With Obsidian, security teams are able to protect against breaches, detect threats, and respond to incidents in their SaaS applications.
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