Netskope unveils DataSec Command Center to unify data security

Netskope has launched Netskope One DataSec Command Center, a unified control plane designed to discover, track and protect sensitive data across AI environments, cloud, network, on-premises, endpoint, email and more.

The Command Center acts as a central orchestration layer across Netskope's data security enforcement points, ingesting signals from its DLP, DSPM, SWG and CASB services. It correlates relationships between users, devices, data stores and AI assets to surface risks and accelerate remediation.

Key capabilities include a risk prioritisation dashboard covering SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, on-premises and endpoint environments; integration with Netskope One Data Lineage to track data movement from creation; and intelligent policy recommendations designed to close the loop from discovery to enforcement without manual intervention.

The platform also operates alongside the Netskope DLP AISecOps Agent for agentic incident triage and resolution. Netskope claimed 56% of organisations currently investigate half or fewer of the alerts they generate due to capacity constraints - a gap the combined offering is intended to address at scale.

Data sources covered by the Command Center include real-time network traffic, cloud provider databases in AWS, GCP and Azure, SaaS platforms such as Microsoft OneDrive, SharePoint and Google Drive, AI services including ChatGPT and Anthropic Claude, and structured data in platforms such as Databricks and Snowflake.

"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," said Sanjay Beri, co-founder and chief executive at Netskope.

"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.”