Secure the front door. Email is where most attacks arrive — Securiti DSPM — know where your sensitive data is, who can access it, and reduce the risk: discover & classify across clouds/SaaS/on-prem, find misconfigurations, and — the differentiator — tie data risk toidentity & access (least-privilege), all on the DataAI Command Graph. Now part of Veeam.
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Securiti’s Data Security Posture Management — know where your sensitive data is, who can access it, and reduce the risk: discover & classify, find misconfigurations, tie risk to identity/access, protect at rest & in motion — all on the DataAI Command Graph.
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | Unprotected / signature email | DSPM (Postman) |
|---|---|---|
| Where is data | Unknown / partial map | Discovery + classification everywhere |
| Shadow data | Untracked exposure | Shadow & dark data detected |
| Misconfig risk | Found late (if ever) | Data risk & misconfig, ranked |
| Who can access | Unknown | Data Access Intelligence (the edge) |
| Least-privilege | Over-broad standing access | Access governance — cut it back |
| Data + privacy + AI | Separate tools, gaps | One DataAI Command Graph |
| Vendor backing | (startup risk) | Now part of Veeam |
| Best fit | (varies) | Know, govern access, reduce risk |
Securiti DSPM tells you where your sensitive data is, who can access it, and how to reduce the risk — discover & classify, find misconfigurations, tie data risk to identity/access (least-privilege), protect at rest & in motion — on the DataAI Command Graph (same graph as privacy + AI). GigaOm ‘Highest Rated’, Gartner Customers’ Choice. Now part of Veeam. Honest: competitive field — DSPM inside cloud security? Wiz. Deep file/access heritage? Varonis. TechBag scopes modules, adds GST & the India DPDP framing.
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Discover and classify sensitive data across clouds, SaaS, on-prem, files and databases — so you know WHAT sensitive data you have and WHERE it lives, structured and unstructured alike. You can't secure data you can't see. Find it all first.
Surface data risk and misconfigurations — public buckets, over-shared files, unencrypted or mis-permissioned data, shadow copies — and prioritise by sensitivity. See where sensitive data is actually exposed. Risk, ranked by what matters.
Data Access Intelligence & Governance maps WHO can access each store of sensitive data — identities, entitlements, effective permissions — so you don't just find sensitive data, you know who can reach it, and can enforce least-privilege. Data risk, tied to identity. The core edge.
Reduce the risk — remediate misconfigurations, cut over-broad access, protect data at rest and in motion across clouds and SaaS — and keep it reduced. Not just finding risk, but reducing it. Posture that improves, not just reports.
Everything — the data, the risk, the access, the controls — is governed by ONE DataAI Command Graph, the SAME graph that powers Securiti's privacy and AI governance, so DSPM isn't a silo but part of a unified data-command story. One graph for data, access and beyond. Governed as one.
One agent on every machine, one console over all of them — modules attach without a second operational world.
Securiti finds your sensitive data, ties the risk to who can access it & reduces it — data-centric security posture from portfolio, and paired with the human firewall.
Discover sensitive data across clouds, SaaS, on-prem, files and databases — structured and unstructured — so you know what you have and where it lives. You can't secure what you can't see. Find it all.
Classify data by sensitivity and type (PII, PHI, PCI, secrets, regulated data) with high accuracy on the graph — so risk is prioritised by what actually matters. Know what each store holds. Classification you can trust.
A single catalog of your sensitive data across the whole estate — built on the DataAI Command Graph — so you have one map of where sensitive data lives. One map of your sensitive data. The single source of truth.
Surface shadow copies, forgotten stores and dark data that no one's tracking — the exposure you didn't know you had. Find the data you forgot about. No blind spots.
Detect data risk and misconfigurations — public buckets, unencrypted stores, over-permissive settings — and rank by sensitivity. See where sensitive data is exposed. Risk, prioritised.
Map WHO can access each store of sensitive data — identities, entitlements, effective permissions — so you don't just find sensitive data, you know who can reach it. The differentiator. Data risk, tied to identity.
Find data that's over-shared or over-permissioned — files anyone can open, identities with far more access than they need — so you can cut it back. Too much access is risk. Right-size it.
Score and prioritise data risk continuously, and track your data security POSTURE over time — so you fix what matters most and catch drift early. Posture you can measure. Improve, don't just report.
Data Access Governance lets you enforce least-privilege — cut over-broad access to sensitive data down to who genuinely needs it. From knowing who can reach data to reducing it. Least-privilege, enforced.
Protect sensitive data at rest and in motion across clouds and SaaS — encryption, masking, controls — so exposure is reduced, not just reported. Reduce the risk, don't just find it. Protection that follows the data.
Remediate misconfigurations and over-broad access, and continuously monitor posture so drift is caught early — posture that gets better and stays better. Fix and keep it fixed. Continuous, not one-shot.
One knowledge graph maps sensitive data, its access and its controls — the SAME graph that powers Securiti's privacy and AI governance — so DSPM is part of a unified data story, not a silo. One graph for data and access. Context is everything.
The overview, getting started, and protecting M365 email.
Data security posture, in practice.
The Data + AI Command Center.
Same graph powers safe AI.
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The foundation of DSPM — and the number-one reason organisations choose Securiti — is that it finds and classifies your sensitive data across your entire estate, so you finally know WHERE it lives. The problem it solves: you can't secure data you can't see, and in a modern estate sensitive data (PII, PHI, PCI, secrets, regulated data) is scattered across dozens of clouds, SaaS apps, on-prem stores, files and databases — much of it shadow or dark data no one is tracking. Without an accurate map, every other control is guesswork. What Securiti provides: deep sensitive-data discovery and accurate classification across clouds, SaaS and on-prem — structured and unstructured — built on the DataAI Command Graph, producing one unified catalog of where sensitive data lives and what each store holds. It surfaces shadow copies and dark data you didn't know you had. Why it matters: an accurate, complete map of sensitive data is the prerequisite for everything else in data security — you can't reduce risk you can't see. Securiti's discovery and classification (and the analyst recognition behind it) is exactly that foundation. The value: Securiti finds and classifies your sensitive data across the whole estate — clouds, SaaS, on-prem, structured and unstructured — so you finally know where it lives. For data security that starts from truth, this matters. TechBag helps organisations map their sensitive data with Securiti. TechBag helps you know where your data is.
The defining differentiator of Securiti DSPM is that it doesn't just find sensitive data — it ties that data risk to IDENTITY and ACCESS, so you know who can REACH each store of sensitive data and can enforce least-privilege. The problem it solves: finding sensitive data is only half the picture — the real risk is WHO can access it. Over-shared files, over-permissioned identities and standing access far broader than anyone needs are how sensitive data actually leaks. A DSPM that only locates data, without mapping access, leaves the most important question unanswered. What Securiti provides: Data Access Intelligence & Governance maps effective permissions — which identities can access which stores of sensitive data, and how — on the same graph, so you see who can reach sensitive data, find over-broad and over-shared access, and enforce LEAST-PRIVILEGE by cutting access down to who genuinely needs it. Data risk is tied to identity, not viewed in isolation. Why it matters: because the actual exposure of sensitive data is a function of access, tying data risk to identity is what turns DSPM from a map into risk REDUCTION. Knowing who can reach your crown-jewel data — and being able to cut it back — is the difference between reporting risk and reducing it. The value: Securiti ties data risk to identity and access — so you know who can reach each store of sensitive data and can enforce least-privilege. For actually reducing data risk, this matters. TechBag helps organisations govern data access with Securiti. TechBag helps you reduce who can reach your sensitive data.
A distinctive strength of Securiti is that its DSPM runs on the SAME knowledge graph — the DataAI Command Graph — that powers its privacy and AI governance, so data security isn't a separate silo but part of one unified data-command story. The problem it solves: most organisations end up with a stack of disconnected tools — a DSPM here, a privacy tool there, an AI-security point tool bolted on — each with its own partial view of the data, stitched together imperfectly, with gaps between them. What Securiti provides: one DataAI Command Graph that maps sensitive data, its access and its controls across the whole estate — AND powers Securiti's privacy automation and AI governance off the same foundation. So DSPM, privacy and AI governance all draw on the same data intelligence: one map, one context, governed together. Why it matters: because data risk, privacy obligations and AI risk are all fundamentally DATA problems, governing them on one graph is more complete and less gap-prone than stitching separate tools together. Securiti's breadth-on-one-graph is its core differentiator — particularly valuable as a CONSOLIDATION play for enterprises tired of running separate DSPM, privacy and AI tools. The value: Securiti's DSPM runs on the same graph as its privacy and AI governance — so data security draws on one unified data intelligence, more completely and with fewer gaps. For unified data command, this matters. TechBag helps organisations consolidate onto Securiti. TechBag helps you govern data as one.
A strong reason to trust Securiti DSPM is the analyst recognition behind it: GigaOm rated Securiti the 'Highest Rated' DSPM, and it is a Gartner Peer Insights Customers' Choice (2024) — independent validation from both analysts and real customers. Why it matters: DSPM is a crowded, fast-moving category, and it's hard for a buyer to separate marketing from substance. Independent analyst recognition — especially a 'Highest Rated' placement from GigaOm and a Gartner Peer Insights Customers' Choice (which reflects real customer reviews and willingness to recommend) — is exactly the third-party signal that de-risks the choice. It tells you the discovery accuracy, the access intelligence and the breadth aren't just claims. Honest note: analyst placements move over time and by scenario — so validate the current placement and whether the tested scenario matches yours; TechBag helps you read them. The value: Securiti DSPM carries strong analyst recognition — GigaOm 'Highest Rated' and Gartner Customers' Choice — independent proof of the discovery, access intelligence and breadth. For a de-risked DSPM choice, this matters. TechBag helps organisations weigh the analyst evidence. TechBag helps you choose with independent proof behind it.
Securiti is now part of Veeam — Veeam (the data-resilience/backup leader) acquired Securiti in a deal that closed in December 2025 (~$1.725 billion), to build what it calls a trusted data platform for safe AI at scale — which means Securiti is backed by a major, established company while still shipping and innovating fast under its own brand. What happened: Veeam announced the acquisition in October 2025 and closed it in December 2025 (~$1.725B). The strategic logic: Veeam protects and manages enterprise data (backup, resilience) at massive scale; Securiti governs and secures data + AI — together, 'the industry's first trusted data platform for accelerating safe AI at scale'. Securiti's founder/CEO Rehan Jalil became Veeam's President of Security & AI, and the Securiti product (DSPM included) continues under its own brand, actively developed. Why it matters for a buyer: (1) longevity and backing — Securiti is no longer a standalone startup but part of a major, well-resourced company, reducing vendor risk; (2) continued innovation — the product ships fast; (3) a bigger data-platform vision — DSPM tied to enterprise data resilience. (Honest note: post-acquisition integrations evolve — confirm current product/brand treatment and roadmap for your deployment; TechBag tracks it.) The value: Securiti is now part of Veeam — backed by a major data company for the long run, while still shipping fast under its own brand. For a durable, well-backed DSPM choice, this matters. TechBag helps organisations adopt Securiti (a Veeam company). TechBag provides it with local support.
Securiti DSPM finds your sensitive data across clouds, SaaS and on-prem, surfaces data risk and misconfigurations, ties that risk to identity and access (Data Access Intelligence & Governance — who can reach what, least-privilege), and protects data at rest and in motion — all on the DataAI Command Graph, the same graph that powers Securiti's privacy and AI governance. It carries strong analyst recognition (GigaOm 'Highest Rated', Gartner Customers' Choice 2024) and Securiti is now a Veeam company (acquired ~$1.725B, closed Dec 2025). The honest framing — strengths, and a competitive field: Securiti's strengths are accurate discovery + classification, data risk tied to identity/access, and breadth-on-one-graph (DSPM sharing the graph with privacy + AI governance — a consolidation play), now with Veeam's backing. But DSPM is a competitive space and rivals are strong in their lanes: Wiz brings DSPM WITHIN its market-leading cloud-security platform (great if you want data posture where your cloud security already lives — and TechBag also sells Wiz); Varonis has deep heritage in unstructured-file and data-access risk (particularly strong on on-prem and file/identity exposure); Cyera and Sentra are focused, best-of-breed DSPM specialists; and BigID comes from data intelligence with strong discovery/catalog depth. So a best-of-breed point tool may out-feature Securiti in any single dimension — Securiti's bet is that DSPM tied to the same graph as privacy AND AI governance is more complete (a consolidation play). Honest notes: it's a broad, module-heavy platform with a learning curve; DSPM capabilities across all vendors evolve fast (validate current specifics); pricing is quote-only; and the Veeam integration is still evolving (confirm current brand/roadmap). So the honest positioning: for DSPM tied to identity/access and unified with privacy + AI governance on one graph — as a consolidation play, now Veeam-backed — Securiti is a leading, broad, analyst-recognised choice; for DSPM inside your cloud-security platform, weigh Wiz; for deep unstructured/file & access heritage, Varonis; for a focused specialist, Cyera or Sentra. TechBag scopes Securiti honestly — the right modules, comparing vs Wiz/Varonis/Cyera/Sentra/BigID, with the India DPDP framing and GST invoicing.
Which modules — DSPM (Data Security Posture Management), Data Access Governance, Privacy, AI governance? — and your estate (clouds, SaaS, on-prem). TechBag scopes it and frames it against DPDP.
Discover and classify sensitive data across the estate (build on the DataAI Command Graph), and surface shadow and dark data. Know where your data is first.
Find data risk and misconfigurations, map WHO can access each store of sensitive data, and enforce least-privilege. From knowing to reducing risk.
Protect data at rest and in motion, remediate, and continuously monitor posture so drift is caught early — across data, privacy and AI on one graph. TechBag supports you locally (GST).
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“We finally know where our sensitive data actually lives — across clouds, SaaS and on-prem, structured and unstructured. The discovery accuracy is what our security team had been missing, and it surfaced shadow copies we had no idea existed.”
“The differentiator for us was Data Access Intelligence — knowing WHO can reach each store of sensitive data, not just where it is. That's what let us enforce least-privilege and actually reduce risk, instead of just reporting it.”
“Running DSPM on the same graph as our privacy program was the whole point — one map of sensitive data serving both, instead of two disconnected tools. The consolidation was real.”
“The analyst recognition gave us confidence — GigaOm highest-rated and Gartner Customers' Choice — and being Veeam-backed now removed the startup-risk question. TechBag walked us through what the placements actually meant for us.”
“Honest: it's a broad, module-heavy platform, and we did evaluate Wiz (we run their cloud security) and Varonis for file/access heritage. But for DSPM tied to privacy and AI governance on one graph, Securiti won. TechBag gave us that honest comparison — they sell Wiz too.”
“For DPDP and our global GDPR obligations, having DSPM and privacy on one platform covered it. TechBag framed it around DPDP and handled GST.”
“That Securiti has real Bangalore R&D — and is now Veeam-backed — gave us confidence on longevity and local relevance. TechBag scoped the modules and added local support.”
“Securiti prices by quote in USD and is broad — TechBag scoped just the DSPM and privacy modules we needed, added INR/GST and the DPDP framing. A powerful platform, made practical for us.”
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the DSPM market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
DSPM tied to privacy + AI on one graph. This page.
The grid nobody publishes — how strong the email detection is vs how integrated with the wider security portfolio.
Breadth-on-one-graph (data + access + AI).
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
Wiz (DSPM), Varonis, Cyera, Sentra and BigID — honest lanes; the edge is DSPM tied to identity/access AND unified with privacy + AI governance on one graph (a consolidation play), backed by strong analyst recognition. DSPM inside cloud security? Wiz. Deep file/access heritage? Varonis. We say so — we sell Wiz too.
| Dimension | Securiti | Wiz (DSPM) | Varonis | Cyera | Sentra | BigID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Position | DSPM tied to privacy + AI governance (one graph) | DSPM within cloud security platform | Unstructured-file & access risk (heritage) | Focused DSPM specialist | Focused DSPM specialist | Data intelligence → DSPM |
| Sensitive data discovery & classification | Deep, analyst-recognised | Strong (cloud) | Strong (files/on-prem) | Strong (focused) | Strong (focused) | Discovery/catalog depth |
| Data access intelligence (who can reach it) | Yes — the differentiator, least-privilege | Some (cloud entitlements) | Deep heritage (files/identity) | Growing | Growing | Some |
| One graph with privacy + AI governance | Yes — the DataAI Command Graph | Cloud security, not privacy | Data security, not privacy | DSPM-focused | DSPM-focused | Data intelligence base |
| Cloud-security platform breadth | DSPM (not full CNAPP) | Full cloud-security platform | Data-security focus | DSPM-focused | DSPM-focused | Data-focused |
| Analyst recognition | GigaOm 'Highest Rated' · Gartner CC | Strong (cloud + DSPM) | Established leader | Recognised specialist | Emerging specialist | Recognised (data) |
| Vendor backing / longevity | Now part of Veeam | Wiz (major) | Established / public | Independent (funded) | Independent (funded) | Established |
| Best fit | DSPM tied to identity/access + privacy + AI on one graph | DSPM within cloud security | Unstructured-file & access heritage | Focused DSPM specialist | Focused DSPM specialist | Data-intelligence-led DSPM |
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Drag the sliders (data stores; sensitive-data sources; hour cost as loaded rate). Estimates contrast blind-spot data security (unknown data map, unseen misconfigurations, no access intelligence, over-broad access) vs Securiti (discover & classify, find risk, tie to access, least-privilege) — the wins are faster risk reduction and fewer exposure/compliance incidents. Illustrative — TechBag scopes your estate.
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Securiti is priced by QUOTE (annual, modular — scales with data volume, estate size and modules; enterprise license agreements), in USD; no public list. Now a Veeam company. TechBag scopes the modules you actually need (DSPM, data access governance, privacy, AI governance), adds INR/GST, and frames it against DPDP — quote current figures for your estate.
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Know where all your sensitive data lives? Securiti discovers and classifies it across clouds, SaaS and on-prem — including shadow and dark data.
Seeing your misconfigurations? DSPM surfaces public buckets, over-shared files and unencrypted stores, ranked by sensitivity.
Know WHO can reach your sensitive data? Data Access Intelligence maps effective permissions — the differentiator.
Cutting over-broad access? Data Access Governance lets you enforce least-privilege on sensitive data.
Want DSPM unified with privacy + AI governance? The DataAI Command Graph powers all three — a consolidation play.
Need independent validation? GigaOm rated Securiti 'Highest Rated' DSPM; Gartner Peer Insights Customers' Choice (2024).
Weighing Wiz, Varonis, Cyera or Sentra? TechBag compares honestly — and sells Wiz too — Securiti's edge is DSPM on one graph.
Securiti is DPDP-ready with Bangalore R&D, now Veeam-backed — TechBag adds module scoping, INR/GST and the DPDP framing.
Scope Securiti DSPM (know where your sensitive data is, who can access it, and reduce the risk — discovery & classification, data risk & misconfigurations, Data Access Intelligence & Governance for least-privilege, protection at rest & in motion, all on the DataAI Command Graph, now Veeam-backed) — and let a TechBag advisor scope the modules, compare vs Wiz/Varonis/Cyera/Sentra honestly, frame it against DPDP, and add INR/GST and local support.
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