As of August 2026, Latka tracks 12 Data-Centric security software companies. They have combined revenues of $1.5B and employ 9.1K people. They have raised $956.7M and serve 214K customers combined.
Every company below sells Data-Centric security software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Data-Centric Security Software focuses on protecting sensitive data itself, rather than merely securing the systems or networks that store or process this data. This approach prioritizes data protection in various environments, including cloud services, on-premises infrastructures, and applications. It utilizes techniques such as encryption, tokenization, and advanced access controls to ensure data confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Primary use cases for data-centric security software include safeguarding personally identifiable information (PII), intellectual property, and other critical business data against unauthorized access or breaches. Typical features include automated data discovery and classification, robust encryption processes, and granular user access controls. The software appeals primarily to IT security teams, compliance officers, and risk management professionals tasked with maintaining regulatory compliance and protecting organizational assets.
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Showing 10 of 12 companies ranked by annual revenue.
San Jose, California, United States
Our mission at Cohesity is simple: to protect, secure, and provide insights into the world’s data. The largest organizations around the globe rely on us to strengthen their business resilience.
Eden Prairie, Minnesota, United States
Arcserve provides exceptional solutions to protect the priceless digital assets of organizations in need of full scale, comprehensive data and ransomware protection. Established in 1983, Arcserve is the world’s most experienced provider of business continuity solutions that safeguard multi-generational IT infrastructures with applications and systems in any location, on premises and in the cloud. Organizations in over 150 countries around the world rely on Arcserve’s highly efficient, integrated technologies and expertise to eliminate the risk of data loss and extended downtime while reducing the cost and complexity of backing up and restoring data by up to 50 percent. Arcserve is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota with locations around the world.
Paris, France
Zama is an open source cryptography company that builds state-of-the-art Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) solutions for blockchain.
Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Provider of a cloud-based platform designed to make secure transfer and storage of personal information used in consumer applications for loans and insurance. The company's platform helps in resolving problems and inefficiencies faced by companies dealing with large and sensitive client files, enabling users to collect information from clients in a secured manner and timely.
Austin, Texas, United States
Provider of data protection products. The company provides a platform for data migration, business continuity, disaster recovery, optimized backup and deduplication.
United States
Vaultree is revolutionising data enablement and security through our pioneering Data-In-Use Encryption solutions. Our industry-leading technology ensures that data remains encrypted throughout its entire lifecycle, enabling businesses with previously inhibited use cases and growth opportunities via in-use encrypted searches, analyses, sharing and collaboration, AI/ML modelling, and data visualisation. Vaultree’s solutions and approach to data enablement empower organisations to unlock and harness their data, driving compliant innovation while drastically reducing cyber threats.
Lawrence, Kansas, United States
Cobalt Iron delivers the industry's first enterprise-class cloud backup SaaS offering. Cobalt Iron's platform, Compass, scales from terabytes to exabytes and provides the simplicity not found in backup technologies and tools today. Cobalt Iron Compass is: - Delivered as a service and controlled via a web interface - A single, flexible deployment model scaling the range of private to hybrid to public - Leverages cloud investments in Amazon AWS, IBM SoftLayer, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud - Delivers industry leading features, functions, and platform/application support - Requires zero backup application expertise Cobalt Iron delivers innovative data protection solutions, enabling customers to transform their complex, backup-centric IT infrastructure into a recovery-centric, simple, scalable, flexible service. Cobalt Iron eliminates the burden of constantly monitoring, maintaining and upgrading in-house data protection environments, while allowing customers to retain full control.
Arlington, Virginia, United States
Ask Sage is a Secure & Extensible Multi-modal Generative AI platform that specializes in enabling secure access to Generative AI models for both government and commercial teams. With a wide range of use cases, from coding to cybersecurity, compliance, contracting, acquisition, data analysis and more. Ask Sage is built on cutting-edge Generative AI technologies such as Azure OpenAI (Gov) GPT 3.5 and 4, Mistral, LLMA3, Claude 3, Cohere, Google Gemini, and several open-source LLMs. Ask Sage also supports OpenAI Whisper, hosted on Azure Gov, enabling Speech to Text capabilities on videos and audio files and DALL-E v3 enabling image generation. This addition makes Ask Sage a complete multi modal platform and allows for the transcription and analysis of spoken language content in almost any language. The platform's data ingest and training are model-agnostic, ensuring secure training of proprietary data without ingesting it into the models. This approach allows Ask Sage to implement data-centric security and label data on a per-user basis, sharing labels with team members as needed and preventing data spillage while enabling zero-trust security. Ask Sage can ingest custom data, connect to APIs, and access data lakes for real-time insights, delivering human-like responses to assist teams with labor-intensive tasks and enabling them to focus on strategic initiatives. The platform offers a multi-tenant option starting at $30/mo/user and can also be deployed on dedicated or air-gapped enclaves with open-source LLMs. For enterprises, Ask Sage can be leveraged for $90/mo for 2M Ask Sage tokens and be spread among users with a minimum of 500K tokens per user. Ask Sage was founded by Nic Chaillan, founder of 13 companies, and former Chief Software Officer for the U.S. Air Force and Space Force. Over 13,000 government teams and 2,500 companies have benefited from
Paris, Ile-de-france, France
Developer of a cryptography platform designed to analyze encrypted data and create a secure data economy. The company's platform allows queries and calculations to be performed on encrypted private data without actually revealing the data itself, enabling companies to analyze private information without revealing the underlying data.
San Jose, California, United States
Developer of a data-centric security technology designed to visualize data asset activities and record the context in which they interact. The company's technology assigns a risk score to every piece of sensitive data within an organization and provides risk assessments by analyzing database transactions in real-time, enabling mid-sized and enterprise customers to get products and services for database auditing, compliance, forensics and behavior analytics and bring visibility into managing all database transactions.
Latka tracks 12 Data-Centric security software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $1.5B in annual revenue and employ 9.1K people.
Cohesity is the largest, with $1.3B in annual revenue, founded in 2013.
The average Data-Centric security software company in this list makes $121.2M a year, across 12 companies with reported revenue. They serve 214K customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Cohesity, Arcserve, Zama, FileInvite and FalconStor Software.
The 12 Data-Centric security software companies tracked here have raised $956.7M in disclosed funding between them.
- Must provide encryption capabilities to secure sensitive data - Should support automated data discovery and classification functionalities - Must allow granular access controls to ensure only authorized users can access sensitive information - Should enable secure data sharing without compromising data confidentiality - Not just focused on network or infrastructure security; must specifically address data protection across various environments - Must comply with relevant data protection regulations and standards
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