Securiti
by Securiti, Inc. · Data Privacy & GDPR
Data command platform automating privacy operations, data mapping, DSR fulfillment and consent management.
Updated August 2026 · By the ERP Research Editorial Team · Independent and vendor-neutral.
- Works with
NetSuiteSalesforce- Deployment
- Cloud
- Company size
- Enterprise
- Pricing
- Quote-based
- Headquarters
- San Jose, United States
Overview
Securiti is a data security, privacy and governance platform built around what it calls a Data Command Graph: a unified map of an organization's sensitive data across cloud, SaaS, hybrid and on-premises systems. Within that platform, Privacy Operations Automation streamlines the compliance workflows that data-privacy teams run day to day, including data mapping, data subject request (DSR) fulfillment, consent management, breach notification and policy management.
Data Mapping Automation maintains a Sensitive Data Catalog of data assets and processing activities, auto-discovers new assets, visualizes data flows, and generates Records of Processing Activities (RoPA), including GDPR Article 30 reports, alongside automated Privacy and Data Protection Impact Assessments. DSR Automation uses AI-driven 'People Data Graphs' to locate an individual's data across structured and unstructured systems and runs identity verification, task assignment and secure, encrypted response delivery through a DSR Workbench. The Consent Management Platform manages first- and third-party cookie and mobile-app consent lifecycle from scanning through reporting.
Securiti connects to hybrid multicloud and SaaS data sources through what it describes as 1,000+ pre-built connectors, including dedicated connectors that discover, classify and catalog PII inside NetSuite, Salesforce and SAP SuccessFactors, plus major cloud platforms (AWS, GCP, Azure) and data warehouses (Snowflake, Databricks). Veeam Software completed its acquisition of Securiti on December 11, 2025; Securiti continues to operate its platform and connector catalog under the Securiti brand.
Features & capabilities
Data Mapping Automation
Continuous inventory of data assets and processing activities.
- Sensitive Data Catalog of data assets and processing activities
- Automated discovery of new data assets with continuous change monitoring
- Dynamic data-flow visualization by data type, category and residency
- Automated Records of Processing Activities (RoPA), including GDPR Article 30 reports
- Automated initiation and updates of Privacy and Data Protection Impact Assessments
DSR Automation
AI-driven discovery and fulfillment of data subject requests.
- Consumer-facing intake portal with identity verification
- People Data Graph to locate an individual's data across structured and unstructured systems
- Robotic process automation for pre-built, customizable fulfillment workflows
- DSR Workbench with regulatory guidelines, audit logs and real-time reporting
- Secure encrypted delivery of request results
Consent Management
First- and third-party consent lifecycle management.
- Cookie consent banners and scanning
- Mobile app consent management
- Consent record tracking and reporting
- Compliance with major global privacy regulations
Data Discovery & Classification (DSPM)
Underlying data security posture management across environments.
- Sensitive-data discovery across hybrid multicloud and SaaS
- Classification and cataloging via 1,000+ pre-built connectors
- Dedicated connectors for NetSuite, Salesforce and SAP SuccessFactors PII objects
- Data risk posture monitoring
Common use cases
- Building an automated Sensitive Data Catalog and RoPA for GDPR Article 30 compliance
- Fulfilling data subject access and deletion requests using People Data Graph discovery across structured and unstructured systems
- Discovering and classifying PII inside NetSuite, Salesforce and SAP SuccessFactors
- Deploying cookie and mobile-app consent banners with jurisdiction-aware rules
- Running automated Privacy and Data Protection Impact Assessments ahead of new processing activities
- Extending data discovery from privacy compliance into broader DSPM and AI governance use cases
Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- Privacy workflows are grounded in an underlying Data Command Graph of discovered and classified data, rather than manual questionnaires alone
- Dedicated connectors discover and classify PII directly inside NetSuite, Salesforce and SAP SuccessFactors
- 1,000+ pre-built connectors across hybrid multicloud, SaaS and data warehouse environments
- Now backed by Veeam Software's data resilience business following the December 2025 acquisition
ERP integrations
Discovers, classifies and catalogs data in Salesforce PII objects
Pricing
No published price points; pricing is provided via a personalized quote. Get an independent shortlist with pricing guidance below.
Technical & security
- Hosting
- SaaS
About the vendor
- Headquarters
- San Jose, United States
- Ownership
- Subsidiary of Veeam Software (acquired December 11, 2025); previously venture-backed by investors including General Catalyst
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Securiti — frequently asked questions
Does Securiti integrate with NetSuite?
Yes. Securiti has a dedicated NetSuite connector that discovers, classifies and catalogs data within NetSuite's PII objects as part of its DataControls Cloud platform.
Can Securiti scan SAP SuccessFactors for personal data?
Yes. Securiti has a dedicated SAP SuccessFactors connector that discovers, classifies and catalogs PII within the HR platform, covering recruitment, payroll and HR analytics data.
Is Securiti still an independent company?
No. Veeam Software completed its acquisition of Securiti on December 11, 2025 for roughly $1.7 billion. Securiti's platform and connector catalog continue to operate under the Securiti brand within Veeam.
How is Securiti priced?
Securiti does not publish price points; pricing is quote-based and provided after a sales consultation.
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