XQ

XQ is a zero trust data platform for unified data classification and data loss prevention. Loss of data control is the greatest obstacle to achieving robust cybersecurity and compliance. Organizations today face three primary challenges in this area: Identifying Data: Many organizations struggle with understanding exactly what data they possess. Without clear visibility into their data, they cannot properly protect or manage it, leaving sensitive information vulnerable to breaches. Controlling Access: Once data is identified, the next challenge is determining who can access it. Managing permissions and ensuring the right people—and only the right people—have access to sensitive data is critical for minimizing risk. Dynamic Data Management: Effective data security and compliance require the ability to label data appropriately and control its access dynamically. Organizations need the capability to remotely switch data access on or off, ensuring compliance and protecting sensitive information in real-time. By addressing these challenges, organizations can regain control over their data and better safeguard their assets against cyber threats while maintaining compliance with regulations. XQ is part of the AWS Zero Trust for Government Partnership, supporting the 5 Zero Trust pillars along with Okta, Zscalar, Splunk, and Crowdstrike. This is a zero to Zero Trust blueprint for how an organization can meet all the 91 DoD requirements for compliance mandated by 2026. XQ acts as data leash that stops exfiltration, blocks lateral movement, labels data, and provides record-level security everywhere. XQ's data traceability feature supports compliance requirements such as DoD Zero Trust, CMMC, HIPAA and NIST.

Website

https://xqmsg.co

External link for XQ

Industry

Software Development

Company size

11-50 employees

Headquarters

Oakland, California

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2019

Specialties

privacy, encryption, ccpa, gdpr, Email, cyber, data protection, 5G, security, cmmc, compliance, s3, azure blob, ransomware, API protection, Snowflake, Migration, files, sovereignty, zero trust, classification, data loss prevention, and Data rights management