Securiti
Securiti finds, classifies, and governs sensitive data and AI use for large enterprises, now inside Veeam.
On the record
Checkpoint: Gartner Magic Quadrant refresh for DSPM, testing whether combined Veeam/Securiti holds position against Purview and Wiz
The call
Securiti now rides inside Veeam's larger distribution engine, betting that compliance workflows and bundling outrun Microsoft's and Wiz's push to make data classification a built-in feature.
Securiti builds software that finds, classifies, and protects sensitive information like customer data and trade secrets across a company's computers and cloud services. It is getting harder to copy or replace because Microsoft, Google, and other giants are putting similar tools directly into their own products (like Microsoft Purview), so customers may not need to buy Securiti separately anymore. The real question is whether being owned by Veeam, a big backup company, helps Securiti sell more to Veeam's existing customers, or whether the deal turns out to be just a financial investment rather than a way to make the product stronger or more valuable.
Why
01
AI pressure: Generic LLM-based classification tools built into Microsoft Purview and Wiz. AI-native classification is folding into cloud platforms, threatening to make Securiti's discovery layer a free feature, not a paid product. Could AI do the core job? Only partly.
02
Bigger players: Microsoft Purview, Wiz (Google Cloud), IBM Guardium, Rubrik. Microsoft already bundles DSPM into E5 licenses, and Wiz, IBM, and Rubrik all ship rival data security posture tools today. Could a giant copy it? Yes, easily.
03
What protects it. Deep ties to GDPR, CCPA, and EU AI Act workflows create switching costs, and Veeam's backup customer base gives new distribution reach.
What would change this call
FY26 Gartner Magic Quadrant refresh for DSPM (expected mid-2026). Shows whether Veeam/Securiti holds position versus Microsoft Purview, Wiz, Rubrik.
Veeam reports DSPM attach-rate in its installed base by Dec 2026. Confirms or refutes the distribution thesis behind the $1.725B acquisition.
Securiti headcount reported at next milestone (600 at close vs ~370 cited by some sources). Would confirm or rule out active post-acquisition restructuring or layoffs.
Veeam reports DSPM attach-rate in its installed base by Dec 2026. Confirms or refutes the distribution thesis behind the $1.725B acquisition.
Securiti headcount reported at next milestone (600 at close vs ~370 cited by some sources). Would confirm or rule out active post-acquisition restructuring or layoffs.
Key numbers
- $1.725B acquisition price paid by Veeam
- ~600 employees moved to Veeam at deal close
- ~$75.9M estimated 2024 revenue
Named risks
- Post-acquisition integration into Veeam's Trusted Data Platform still unproven as of mid-2026.
- Conflicting third-party headcount reports suggest possible restructuring after Dec 2025 close.
- Core DSPM discovery and classification features commoditizing across rival vendors by 2026.
- Platform giants (Microsoft, Google/Wiz, IBM, Rubrik) shipping native DSPM into existing installed bases.
- No independent financial disclosure now that Securiti is folded into Veeam's reporting.
Rivals, as read in July 2026
| Rival | Direction | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Purview | losing to | Purview DSPM ships natively inside Microsoft E5 licenses, undercutting standalone DSPM sales as of 2026 comparisons |
| Wiz (Google) | contesting | Wiz DSPM now backed by Google/Alphabet distribution, named as top rival in June 2026 vendor comparison |
| Rubrik | contesting | Rubrik folding DSPM into broader data-resilience suite, competing directly with new Veeam/Securiti combo as of 2026 |
| IBM Guardium | contesting | IBM Guardium DSPM named as native platform competitor in May 2026 top-10 DSPM tools review |
| Cyera, Sentra, BigID | gaining on | Offer AI-driven classification as baseline feature, commoditizing Securiti's core discovery layer per May 2026 report |
Questions people ask
- Who owns Securiti now?
- Securiti became a wholly owned subsidiary of Veeam Software on December 11, 2025, after Veeam closed a $1.725 billion acquisition announced October 21, 2025. About 600 Securiti employees joined Veeam, and founder Rehan Jalil became Veeam's President of Security and AI.
- Is Securiti profitable?
- Securiti does not publicly disclose profit or audited revenue figures. As of December 11, 2025 it operates as a Veeam Software subsidiary, so any future financial performance will likely be reported inside Veeam's consolidated results rather than as a standalone company.
- Could AI replace Securiti's core product?
- Basic data discovery and classification, Securiti's original DSPM function, is becoming commoditized by AI-driven engines offered as baseline features by rivals like Cyera, Sentra, and BigID as of a May 2026 vendor comparison. Its compliance and governance workflow layer is harder to automate away.
- Who is Securiti's biggest competitor?
- Securiti competes with pure-play DSPM vendors BigID, Varonis, Cyera, Sentra, Concentric AI, OneTrust, and TrustArc, but the bigger threat is platform giants Microsoft Purview, Wiz (now under Google), IBM Guardium, and Rubrik shipping native DSPM features, per a June 22, 2026 comparison.
- Is it safe to take a job at Securiti after the Veeam acquisition?
- Veeam's own December 11, 2025 announcement stated about 600 Securiti employees transferred into Veeam at deal close. Post-acquisition integration was still underway through mid-2026, with product being merged into Veeam's new Trusted Data Platform, making org structure and roles subject to change.
- What did Veeam pay for Securiti and why?
- Veeam Software agreed to acquire Securiti AI for $1.725 billion on October 21, 2025, closing December 11, 2025, to combine Veeam's data resilience and backup leadership with Securiti's DSPM, privacy, and AI governance tools into one 'Trusted Data Platform.'
Timeline
- 2026-06-22GigaOm 2026 DSPM Radar ranks combined Veeam/Securiti entity highest across all axes
- 2025-12-11Veeam completes $1.725B acquisition of Securiti AI; ~600 employees join Veeam
- 2025-10-21Veeam announces definitive agreement to acquire Securiti AI for $1.725 billion
- 2024-10-29Securiti launches Gencore AI with NVIDIA NIM integration and LLM firewall controls
- 2024Securiti joins HPE's Unleash AI partner program for HPE Private Cloud AI
- 2021Securiti raises $50M Series B led by General Catalyst and Mayfield; total raised reaches $81M
- 2018Securiti founded in San Jose, California by CEO Rehan Jalil (some sources cite 2019)
Revision history
21 July 2026
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