Netskope has announced Netskope One DataSec Command Center, a unified control plane that discovers, understands, tracks, and protects sensitive data wherever it lives and moves across AI environments, cloud, the network, on-premises, endpoint, email, and more. Netskope One DataSec Command Center gives security teams full visibility into their sensitive data and a seamless path from discovery to remediation across their entire data landscape.
Organisations face a widening data security gap driven by fragmented tooling, rapid AI adoption, and manual investigation workflows. According to the 2026 Netskope Data Security Report, more than half of organisations operate 11 or more separate tools for data security alone, and less than 10% describe their stack as fully unified. The operational cost is significant: only 4% of organisations can reconstruct a sensitive data path in minutes, with 68% requiring days or longer. Rapid AI adoption has accelerated this problem: 98% of organisations now use AI, yet only 8% enforce data protection policies consistently in AI environments.
Netskope One DataSec Command Center is the core of Netskope’s unified data security strategy: the central control plane that orchestrates protection across all Netskope data security enforcement points. By ingesting signals from across Netskope services, it correlates relationships between users, devices, data stores, and AI assets, surfacing hidden risks and accelerating remediating them by facilitating direct actions, enabling triage or investigative workflows, and recommending policies that are enforced back at Netskope’s data security control points. Its benefits support:
- Data security posture and risk discovery: An always-on discovery dashboard and risk prioritisation engine correlates, normalises, and analyses signals from DLP, DSPM, SWG, CASB and more, to surface exposures and other risks across SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, on-premises, inline, and endpoint environments, with integrated workflows that move security teams from finding to fixing.
- Data lineage: Integration with Netskope One Data Lineage provides a unified interface to track data movement across connected systems, from the moment a file is created and wherever it travels.
- Intelligent adaptive security: Translates risk signals into recommended policy adjustments and remediation actions, closing the loop from insight to enforcement without manual intervention.
- Agentic operations: Operates in tandem with the Netskope DLP AISecOps Agent to detect, triage, prioritise, investigate, and resolve data security incidents at machine speed. With 56% of organisations currently only investigating half or fewer of the alerts they generate due to a lack of capacity, DataSec Command Center and the agent bridge the gap at scale.
Sanjay Beri, Co-Founder and CEO, Netskope commented, “Organisations have invested in more data security tools than ever, yet most teams still cannot answer basic questions such as where did the data go and what is its current state? The problem isn’t a lack of tools — it’s the massive volume of data, the signals it generates, and the lack of coordination between them. Netskope One DataSec Command Center digests all of that data and those signals, correlates and normalises them, analyses them, and surfaces human-understandable insights giving security teams the control plane they have been missing: a single place to see what is exposed, understand how it got there, and act on it to prevent and mitigate risks.”
As the unified data security control plane, Netskope One DataSec Command Center covers any kind of data, anywhere it lives, in any state it’s in, including:
- Real-time network data going to the internet, transacted through email, or in-motion on endpoints
- Cloud service provider databases or object stores in AWS, GCP, and Azure
- SaaS environments like Microsoft OneDrive, SharePoint, Google Drive
- AI services such as ChatGPT and Anthropic Claude
- Structured data in PaaS like Databricks, Snowflake, and other vector database services
Netskope One DataSec Command Center will be generally available this quarter as part of the Netskope One platform.
