Supported File Types
DSPM supports a broad set of file types for content extraction, classification, and scanning. This document lists all supported formats, configuration-file coverage, and unsupported source-code types.
Standard File Types Supported
Documents & Text Files
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Fully supported for content extraction |
Spreadsheets
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Fully supported |
Presentations
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Fully supported |
Email Files
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Metadata + message body extraction supported |
Structured & Markup Data
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Common for configuration files; fully supported |
Images
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OCR/extraction supported where applicable |
Archives / Compressed Files
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DSPM recursively scans supported file types inside archives |
Other / Dynamic Extensions
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Logs and other text-based dynamic extensions |
Supported when text extraction is possible |
Source Code File Support
DSPM scans configuration-oriented file types for secrets, credentials, and sensitive values. It does not perform full static code analysis.
Supported (Configuration-Oriented) Source Code Formats
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XML configuration/markup |
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YAML configuration files |
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JSON configuration and policy files |
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HTML files |
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Environment variable files |
Source Code Formats Not Supported
These programming-language file types are not analyzed:
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Python |
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JavaScript / TypeScript |
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Java |
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C / C++ |
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Go |
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Ruby |
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PHP |
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React |
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Additional Notes
- File support is based on Apache Tika extraction capabilities.
- Archives are scanned recursively.
- Unsupported binary formats may be ingested but not analyzed.