BYOC
Data stays in your perimeter
Telemetry carries valuable operational data and it also carries secrets, personal information, and regulated records. Tsuga helps you find and control sensitive data exposure before it becomes a compliance problem, without turning off the observability your engineers
depend on.
BYOC
Data stays in your perimeter
SCAN
PII caught at ingestion
SOC2
Compliance by architecture
As applications get richer and more distributed, the telemetry they produce carries more context than ever. Some of that context is genuinely sensitive and for a lot of organisations, it's already a recurring compliance headache.
Tsuga has a fix for that.
Email addresses, phone numbers, and session tokens appear in structured logs and trace attributes as applications add more context to their telemetry.
How Tsuga helps
Tsuga's scanner detects PII patterns at the pipeline layer before they reach storage. Mask, redact, or block specific fields while keeping the surrounding context intact for debugging.

Security, legal, and engineering teams all have different concerns here. A mature observability platform has to address all three at once.
Tsuga BYOC: storage and processing run in your cloud account. That's architectural certainty, not a promise.
Find risky data at the ingestion layer, before it reaches storage, dashboards, or the downstream tools your whole team uses.
Mask, redact, or block specific fields while keeping the surrounding context intact. Engineers keep what they need. Sensitive data stays protected.
The storage and processing plane runs in your cloud account. Regulated data never gets centralised in a third-party SaaS platform.
Finance, healthcare, telecom, national infrastructure, these industries have architectural requirements, not just preferences. Tsuga is designed with that in mind.
Set standards once at the pipeline layer. Every team benefits from the same protections without having to implement them individually.
Sensitive data scanning is integrated into ingestion, governance, and access control. Not added as a compliance checkbox after the fact.