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Data Governance
Secure the front door. Email is where most attacks arrive — Securiti Data Governance & Compliance lets you catalog, govern and comply — a data catalog with lineage and quality, access & unstructured governance, and a deepregulatory library (GDPR, CCPA, DPDP, PCI-DSS) — all off the DataAI Command Graph. Now part of Veeam.
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This page covers Data Governance & Compliance — catalog, govern, comply. The rest of the Securiti platform:
Quick facts
30-second orientation- Product
- Data Governance & Compliance — catalog, govern, comply
- Vendor
- Securiti (a Veeam company — acquired Dec 2025)
- The category
- Data governance + regulatory compliance automation
- What it does
- Catalog, lineage, quality, access governance + compliance
- The differentiator
- Governance on the discovery graph + deep regulatory library
- The foundation
- DataAI Command Graph — one graph for all of it
- Regulations
- Hundreds of laws — GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, DPDP, PCI-DSS
- India hook
- DPDP Act — not blanket localisation (negative-list transfers)
- Vs
- Collibra, Alation, Informatica, OneTrust, MS Purview
- In India via
- TechBag — scoping, licensing, GST, DPDP framing
Understand data governance before you buy it
Most product pages skip this. We start here — so you buy a capability, not a buzzword.
What is Securiti Data Governance?
Securiti’s data governance & compliance — catalog, govern and comply: a data catalog with lineage and quality, access & unstructured governance, and a deep regulatory library (GDPR, CCPA, DPDP, PCI-DSS) — all off the DataAI Command Graph.
Drifting manual governance vs governed, compliant data (Securiti) — the honest table
What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.
| Dimension | Unprotected / signature email | Data Governance (Postman) |
|---|---|---|
| The catalog | Hand-maintained, drifting | Built off the discovery graph, current |
| Lineage | Manual / unknown | Automated data lineage |
| Access | Over-permissive, unclear | Data Access Governance |
| Unstructured data | Ungoverned files & docs | Unstructured Data Governance |
| Compliance | Manual, per-law, siloed | Hundreds of laws, one library |
| India DPDP | Ad hoc, over-localised | Automated (negative-list transfers) |
| Vendor backing | (startup risk) | Now part of Veeam |
| Best fit | (varies) | Catalog, govern & comply on one graph |
Securiti Data Governance & Compliance catalogs, governs and complies with your data — catalog, lineage, quality; access & unstructured governance; and a deep regulatory library (hundreds of laws, DPDP + global) — all off one discovery graph. Now part of Veeam. Honest: Collibra & Alation LEAD pure data governance — Securiti’s edge is govern-plus-comply on one graph. TechBag scopes modules, adds GST & the accurate India DPDP framing.
The five pieces of the platform
Vendors love diagrams; buyers need to know what they’re actually operating. Here’s the whole platform, demystified.
Discover on One Graph
Governance rides on the SAME discovery graph that finds and classifies your sensitive data — so the catalog, lineage and access controls draw on real, live data context, not a hand-maintained inventory that drifts. Govern what you actually have. One graph underneath it all.
Catalog & Understand
Build a Data Catalog with automated Lineage (where data comes from and flows to) and Data Quality — so people can find, trust and understand data across the estate. Know your data, and trust it. A catalog that stays current.
Govern Access & Files
Enforce Data Access Governance (who can access what, entitled to the right controls) and Unstructured Data Governance (files, docs and shadow data, not just structured databases). Right data, right people, everywhere. Govern structured AND unstructured.
Comply Across Laws
Automate compliance across HUNDREDS of global laws — GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, India's DPDP Act, PCI-DSS and more — with built-in regulatory intelligence that maps each obligation to your actual data. Compliance, mapped to your data. Every law, one library.
Unify With Privacy, DSPM & AI
Because governance and compliance run off the same graph as Securiti's privacy, DSPM and AI governance, you govern data, comply with law and secure it — all in one context, not stitched silos. Govern, comply and secure as one. The consolidation play.
One agent on every machine, one console over all of them — modules attach without a second operational world.
Twelve capabilities. Catalog, govern, comply.
Securiti lets you catalog, govern and comply with your data — on one discovery graph, across hundreds of laws — the governance & compliance suite of portfolio, and paired with the human firewall.
Data Catalog
A living catalog of your data assets across clouds, SaaS, on-prem and files — built off the discovery graph, so people can find and trust data. A catalog that stays current, not a stale spreadsheet.
Automated Data Lineage
See where data comes from and where it flows — automated lineage across systems — so you can trace impact, prove provenance and answer 'where did this data go?'. Trace every flow. Provenance you can prove.
Data Quality
Profile and monitor data quality — completeness, validity, freshness — so the data people govern and report on is data they can trust. Govern good data, not garbage. Quality you can measure.
Governance on the Discovery Graph
The catalog, lineage and access controls all ride on the SAME graph that discovers and classifies sensitive data — so governance reflects real, live data context, not a drifting manual inventory. Govern what you actually have.
Data Access Governance
Govern who can access what — entitlements, over-permissive access, and the controls each dataset needs — so the right people get the right data and nobody gets more than they should. Right data, right people. Least privilege, at scale.
Unstructured Data Governance
Govern files, documents and shadow data — not just structured databases — where so much sensitive data actually lives. Govern the messy 80%. Files and docs, not just tables.
Governance Policies & Controls
Define and enforce governance policies — consistent controls, roles and stewardship — across the estate, so governance is systematic, not per-team reinvention. Consistent policy everywhere. Stewardship at scale.
Roles, Stewardship & Workflows
Assign owners and stewards, route approvals, and run governance workflows — so accountability for data is clear and operational, not just documented. Owners for every dataset. Governance that runs, not sits.
Multi-Jurisdiction Regulatory Intelligence
Built-in intelligence for HUNDREDS of global laws — GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, DPDP, PCI-DSS and more — mapping each obligation to your actual data. The deepest regulatory library, mapped to your data.
India DPDP Act Compliance
Automate DPDP obligations — consent, data-principal rights, breach notification to the Data Protection Board, and the data mapping underneath — alongside global regimes. India-ready compliance. (DPDP is NOT blanket localisation — negative-list transfers.)
Compliance Assessments & Reporting
Run automated assessments against each regulation, track gaps, and generate audit-ready reports — so proving compliance is systematic, not a fire drill. Audit-ready by design. Prove it, don't scramble.
Govern & Comply on One Graph
Because it's governance PLUS the deepest regulatory library on the same discovery graph — unified with privacy, DSPM and AI — you catalog, govern and comply in one context, not stitched silos. The consolidation play.
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The overview, getting started, and protecting M365 email.
Data Mapping Automation for Privacy Compliance & Data Governance
Data mapping — the foundation for governance.
AI-Powered Data Intelligence for Privacy & Security
The Data + AI Command Center.
Internal Privacy Impact Assessments Automation
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Here’s what genuinely sets Securiti apart (and where a pure-governance leader leads).
Governance riding on the SAME discovery graph — a catalog that reflects reality
The single biggest reason organisations choose Securiti Data Governance is that governance rides on the SAME DataAI Command Graph that discovers and classifies your sensitive data — so the catalog, lineage, access governance and quality all draw on real, live data context, not a hand-maintained inventory that drifts out of date. The problem it solves: traditional data governance starts with a catalog that someone has to populate and keep current by hand — and it drifts almost immediately, because data moves faster than the stewards documenting it. You end up governing a picture of your data that's months stale, missing shadow and unstructured data entirely. What Securiti provides: because discovery and governance run off ONE graph, the catalog is built from what's actually there — sensitive data, its relationships and its controls — and stays current as data changes; lineage is automated; access governance knows what's really sensitive; and unstructured/shadow data is in scope, not ignored. Why it matters: governance you can't trust is governance nobody uses. A catalog grounded in live discovery — covering structured AND unstructured data — is far more accurate and useful than a manual inventory, and it's the foundation for everything else (access, quality, compliance). Honest note: Collibra and Alation have deeper pure-catalog/stewardship heritage — Securiti's edge is the discovery-graph foundation and the compliance library on top, not out-cataloging the catalog leaders. The value: Securiti governs off the same graph that discovers your data — so the catalog, lineage and access reflect reality, structured and unstructured. For governance you can actually trust, this matters. TechBag helps organisations govern off one graph. TechBag helps you govern the data you really have.
The deepest multi-jurisdiction regulatory library — govern AND comply, off one platform
A defining strength of Securiti is the depth of its regulatory intelligence — built-in coverage of HUNDREDS of global laws (GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, India's DPDP Act, PCI-DSS and many more), mapping each obligation to your actual data — so you don't just govern data, you comply with the law, on the same platform. The problem it solves: compliance is fragmented and manual — every regulation has its own obligations (consent, data-subject rights, breach notification, records of processing, retention, cross-border rules), and mapping them to your real data by hand, across dozens of jurisdictions, is a losing battle. Point governance tools catalog data but leave compliance to you. What Securiti provides: a deep regulatory library with built-in intelligence for hundreds of laws — the obligations pre-modelled and mapped to the data you've discovered and governed — plus automated assessments, gap tracking and audit-ready reporting per regulation. So governance and compliance are one motion: you govern the data AND prove it meets the law. Why it matters: for multinationals and Indian enterprises facing a growing thicket of laws (DPDP now front-and-centre in India, alongside GDPR/CCPA globally), automating compliance off the same data you govern is dramatically more efficient and defensible than manual, siloed compliance. This governance-PLUS-compliance breadth is Securiti's core edge. The value: Securiti pairs data governance with the deepest multi-jurisdiction regulatory library — hundreds of laws mapped to your data — so you govern and comply as one. For compliance across many laws, this matters. TechBag helps organisations comply across jurisdictions. TechBag helps you govern and comply together.
India-relevant — DPDP-ready (accurately), real Bangalore R&D, and TechBag adds the local layer
Securiti is highly relevant for Indian enterprises — its governance and compliance automation map directly to India's DPDP Act, it has real Bangalore R&D, and TechBag adds the local scoping, licensing and INR/GST support that make it work for Indian buyers. The India fit: India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act is now a major compliance driver, and Securiti helps automate DPDP obligations — consent, data-principal rights (India's data-subject-request equivalent), breach notification to the Data Protection Board, and the data mapping that underpins it all — alongside global regimes (GDPR, CCPA) on one platform. An important nuance to get RIGHT: the DPDP Act does NOT mandate blanket data localisation — it uses a negative-list model for cross-border transfers (the government may bar specific countries), and while some sensitive-data localisation provisions exist, they aren't yet activated. So the honest India story is compliance automation and data mapping, NOT 'you must localise everything' — don't over-localise; TechBag helps you interpret what actually applies. Real India presence: Securiti has genuine engineering/product R&D in Bangalore — a credibility point for Indian buyers (and now with Veeam's backing). Where TechBag adds value: Securiti is a broad, enterprise, quote-priced platform (in USD) — so TechBag adds local scoping (catalog, governance, compliance modules), the India compliance framing (especially DPDP, accurately), INR/GST invoicing, and local support. The value: Securiti is DPDP-ready with real Bangalore R&D — and TechBag adds local scoping, the accurate DPDP framing (no blanket localisation), INR/GST and support. TechBag supplies it with local, compliance-aware support. TechBag provides Securiti, made local for India.
Govern, comply and secure as one — the breadth few governance tools match
A distinctive strength of Securiti is that data governance and compliance run off the SAME graph as its privacy, DSPM and AI governance — so you catalog, govern, comply, protect and govern AI on one platform, one context, instead of stitching separate tools together. The problem it solves: governance, privacy, data security and AI governance are usually separate products — a catalog here, a privacy tool there, a DSPM tool elsewhere, an AI-governance point tool — each with its own inventory, drifting apart, with gaps between them. AI risk, privacy risk and governance are all fundamentally the same DATA problem, viewed from different angles. What Securiti provides: one DataAI Command Graph underpinning all of it — governance and compliance draw on the same discovery, classification and controls as privacy (PrivacyOps), DSPM (data security) and AI governance. So the catalog you govern, the data you protect and the regulations you comply with are all the same context. Why it matters: because these are one data problem, governing/complying/securing together (one graph, one context) is more complete and less gap-prone than bolting point tools together — and it's a powerful CONSOLIDATION play for enterprises tired of stitching separate governance, privacy, DSPM and AI tools. The value: Securiti governs, complies and secures on one graph — so governance and compliance run off the same context as your privacy, DSPM and AI governance. For unified data governance, this matters. TechBag helps organisations consolidate onto Securiti. TechBag helps you govern, comply and secure as one.
Now part of Veeam — backed for the long run, still shipping fast
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, secures and helps comply with 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 continues under its own brand — actively developed after the deal. 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 — governance and compliance 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 governance choice, this matters. TechBag helps organisations adopt Securiti (a Veeam company). TechBag provides it with local support.
The honest scope
Securiti Data Governance & Compliance catalogs your data (catalog, automated lineage, data quality), governs it (Data Access Governance, Unstructured Data Governance, policies and stewardship), and — the differentiator — automates regulatory compliance across HUNDREDS of global laws (GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, India's DPDP Act, PCI-DSS and more) with built-in regulatory intelligence — all off the SAME DataAI Command Graph, unified with privacy, DSPM and AI governance. Securiti is now a Veeam company (acquired ~$1.725B, closed Dec 2025). The honest framing — strengths, and where rivals lead: be candid — Collibra and Alation LEAD mature, pure data-governance and stewardship programs; they have deeper catalog and governance heritage and are the reference points for enterprise data-governance and data-intelligence platforms. Informatica is strong on broad data management (and has governance/catalog); OneTrust leads privacy (and does governance); Microsoft Purview is strong for governance and compliance INSIDE the Microsoft/Azure estate. So a best-of-breed catalog/governance tool may out-feature Securiti on pure stewardship depth. Securiti's edge is NOT out-cataloging the catalog leaders — it's governance PLUS compliance on the discovery graph: the catalog reflects live sensitive-data context; the multi-jurisdiction regulatory library (especially DPDP + global) is the deepest; and it's unified with privacy, DSPM and AI on one platform (a consolidation play). Honest notes: it's a broad, module-heavy platform with a learning curve; pricing is quote-only (USD); and the Veeam integration is still evolving. So the honest positioning: for governance PLUS deep multi-jurisdiction compliance on one discovery graph — unified with privacy/DSPM/AI, now Veeam-backed — Securiti is a strong, broad choice; for the deepest pure data-governance/stewardship program, weigh Collibra or Alation; inside Microsoft, weigh Purview; for pure privacy, OneTrust. TechBag scopes Securiti honestly — the right modules, comparing vs Collibra/Alation and the others, with the accurate India DPDP framing and GST invoicing.
The numbers behind the platform
What your Securiti governance journey looks like
Scoping (& modules)
Which modules — Data Catalog, Lineage, Data Quality, Access Governance, Unstructured Governance, Compliance? — and which regulations (DPDP, GDPR, CCPA, PCI-DSS). TechBag scopes it and frames it against DPDP accurately.
Discover & catalog
Discover and classify your sensitive data on the DataAI Command Graph, then build the catalog with automated lineage and data quality. Govern what you actually have first.
Govern & comply
Turn on Data Access Governance and Unstructured Data Governance, then map the regulatory library (DPDP + global) to your data and run compliance assessments. Govern and comply as one motion.
Operate & expand
Run stewardship workflows, keep audit-ready reporting current, and expand across privacy, DSPM and AI on one platform. TechBag supports you locally (GST).
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The review scoreboard
Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.
Quick poll — what’s driving your evaluation?
Talk to an advisor“Governing off the same graph that discovers our data changed everything — our catalog finally reflects reality, including unstructured and shadow data, instead of a spreadsheet that drifted the day after we filled it in.”
“The regulatory library is the reason we chose Securiti — GDPR, CCPA and India's DPDP all mapped to our actual data, with audit-ready reporting. Governance and compliance became one motion instead of two.”
“Data Access Governance plus Unstructured Data Governance gave us control over the files and docs where our sensitive data actually lives — not just the databases everyone already governs.”
“Honest: for pure catalog and stewardship depth we did evaluate Collibra and Alation, and they lead there. Securiti won for us because we wanted governance PLUS compliance on one graph. TechBag gave us that honest comparison.”
“For DPDP plus our global obligations, one regulatory library covered it — and TechBag got the DPDP framing right, including that it isn't blanket localisation. That accuracy mattered to our legal team.”
“Consolidating catalog, governance, compliance, privacy and DSPM onto one platform — one graph — removed the gaps between our stitched-together tools. The consolidation play was real for us.”
“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 governance and compliance modules we needed, added INR/GST and the DPDP framing. A powerful platform, made practical for us.”
Where everyone sits — the grids
Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and G2 retired its Grid. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the Data-governance & compliance market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.
TechBag Email-Security Grid
Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.
Govern + comply on the discovery graph. This page.
Detection × Portfolio Integration
The grid nobody publishes — how strong the email detection is vs how integrated with the wider security portfolio.
Govern + comply on one graph (compliance breadth).
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.
Securiti vs the data-governance field
Collibra, Alation, Informatica, OneTrust and Microsoft Purview — honest lanes: Collibra & Alation LEAD pure data-governance/catalog; Securiti’s edge is govern-PLUS-comply on one discovery graph (esp. DPDP + global). Deepest pure governance? Collibra/Alation. Inside Microsoft? Purview. We say so.
| Dimension | Securiti | Collibra | Alation | Informatica | OneTrust | Microsoft Purview |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Govern + comply on the discovery graph | Data governance / intelligence leader | Data catalog / intelligence leader | Broad data management (+ governance) | Privacy leader (+ governance) | Governance inside Microsoft estate |
| Data catalog & stewardship | Solid — built off the discovery graph | Deep governance/stewardship heritage | Deep catalog/intelligence heritage | Strong catalog (EDC/CDGC) | Some catalog | Purview catalog (Azure-centric) |
| Lineage & data quality | Automated lineage + quality | Strong lineage & quality | Strong lineage | Strong (data quality heritage) | Limited | Azure lineage |
| Governance on discovery graph | Yes — the DataAI Command Graph | Governance layer (own catalog) | Catalog layer (own) | Own metadata | Privacy data map | Azure-scoped discovery |
| Multi-jurisdiction compliance library | Deepest — hundreds of laws (DPDP + global) | Some compliance | Not a compliance library | Some | Strong (privacy/compliance) | Purview Compliance (MS-scope) |
| India DPDP automation | Deep (DPDP + global, accurate framing) | Some | Not a focus | Some | Strong privacy (incl. DPDP) | MS-scoped |
| Vendor backing / longevity | Now part of Veeam | Established (governance leader) | Established (now part of MongoDB) | Established (Informatica) | Established | Microsoft |
| Best fit | Govern + comply on one discovery graph (esp. DPDP + global) | Deepest data-governance/stewardship program | Deepest data catalog / intelligence | Broad data management + quality | Privacy-led governance | Governance inside Microsoft/Azure |
Which email-security approach fits you?
Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.
Choose Securiti if…
- ✓You want governance PLUS the deepest multi-jurisdiction compliance library on ONE discovery graph
- ✓You want the catalog, lineage and access to reflect live sensitive-data context (structured AND unstructured)
- ✓India's DPDP Act is a driver — and you want it framed accurately (compliance automation, not blanket localisation)
- ✓You value consolidation (govern + comply + privacy + DSPM + AI on one graph) and Veeam backing — via TechBag
Collibra if…
- ✓Your single priority is the deepest pure data-GOVERNANCE and stewardship program (governance heritage)
Alation if…
- ✓Your single priority is the deepest data CATALOG / data intelligence (catalog heritage)
Informatica if…
- ✓You want broad data management and data-quality depth alongside governance/catalog
OneTrust / Microsoft Purview if…
- ✓Your priority is privacy-led governance (OneTrust) or governance inside the Microsoft/Azure estate (Purview) — see the Securiti privacy pages
What do email threats cost you?
Drag the sliders (data sources / systems; regulations in scope; hour cost as loaded rate). Estimates contrast manual governance (hand-maintained catalog that drifts, per-law compliance by hand, ungoverned unstructured data) vs Securiti (catalog off the discovery graph, hundreds of laws in one library, access & unstructured governance) — the wins are current governance and audit-ready compliance. Illustrative — TechBag scopes your estate.
Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models actual device counts and modules.
Three ways to consume it
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 (Catalog, Lineage, Quality, Access Governance, Unstructured Governance, Compliance), adds INR/GST, and frames it against DPDP accurately — quote current figures for your estate.
Securiti (modular, by quote)
Best for governing & complying at scale
- Data Catalog + Lineage + Quality + Access & Unstructured Governance
- Deep regulatory library — hundreds of laws (GDPR, CCPA, DPDP, PCI-DSS)
- Now part of Veeam; all on the DataAI Command Graph
+ Platform add-ons
Best for a broader rollout
- Scoped to your estate
- Add-on modules as needed
- Phased, right-sized deployment
+ scoping & DPDP framing
Best value with TechBag
- Module scoping + honest Collibra/Alation/Purview comparison
- Securiti prices by quote in USD; broad platform — scope what you need
- TechBag adds INR/GST, local support & the accurate India DPDP framing
Buy it for less — TechBag pricing beats list
Whatever the list prices above, TechBag negotiates a significantly better deal — with GST-compliant INR invoicing and local support. Ask us for your discounted quote.
Get an India-ready quote
Tell us your device counts and current tools — we’ll model it against what you spend today.
The 8 questions to ask every vendor
Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.
Is your catalog drifting? Securiti builds it off the discovery graph — current, covering structured AND unstructured data.
Can you trace data and trust it? Automated lineage plus data quality profiling underpin governance you can rely on.
Over-permissive access? Data Access Governance controls who can access what, with the right entitlements.
Governing only databases? Unstructured Data Governance covers the files and docs where sensitive data really lives.
Facing many laws? The regulatory library maps hundreds (GDPR, CCPA, DPDP, PCI-DSS) to your actual data.
DPDP driving you? Securiti automates DPDP obligations — accurately (negative-list transfers, NOT blanket localisation).
Weighing pure-governance leaders? TechBag is honest — they lead pure catalog/stewardship; Securiti's edge is govern+comply on one graph.
Securiti is DPDP-ready with Bangalore R&D, now Veeam-backed — TechBag adds module scoping, INR/GST and the accurate DPDP framing.
Questions buyers ask
Ready to govern and comply on one graph?
Scope Securiti Data Governance & Compliance (catalog, lineage and quality; Data Access Governance and Unstructured Data Governance; and regulatory compliance across hundreds of laws — GDPR, CCPA, DPDP, PCI-DSS — all off the DataAI Command Graph, now Veeam-backed) — and let a TechBag advisor scope the modules, compare vs Collibra/Alation/Purview honestly, frame it against DPDP accurately, and add INR/GST and local support.
Stats, ratings, review counts and pricing are illustrative and sourced from public materials; verify before purchase.