Netskope has added a new product to its Netskope One platform with the launch of DataSec Command Center. The company says DataSec Command Center will be generally available this quarter.
According to the company, DataSec Command Center is meant to unify signals from across Netskope’s security stack, correlate relationships between users, devices, data stores and AI assets, and then guide teams from discovery to remediation. Netskope says the system brings together telemetry from tools such as DLP, DSPM, SWG and CASB, while also linking to its Data Lineage and DLP AISecOps Agent capabilities.
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.”
The product can surface exposures, recommend policy changes and support investigative workflows so security teams can move faster when sensitive data is exposed or moved in ways they did not expect.
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Netskope’s 2026 Data Security Report explains the problem the company is trying to solve. Netskope says 58% of organizations use 11 or more separate data security tools, only 7% describe their stack as fully unified, and 68% of teams need days or longer to reconstruct where sensitive data went after an incident. The company also says only 4% can reconstruct a sensitive data path in minutes.
According to Netskope, 98% of organizations now use AI, but only 8% enforce data security policies consistently in AI environments.
DataSec Command Center ingests and normalizes signals across its enforcement points, then correlates them to show how data moves, where risk is concentrated, and what action should come next.
The aim is to reduce the time security teams spend stitching together fragmented alerts from separate tools.
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The product offers posture and risk discovery through an always-on dashboard and prioritization engine. It provides data lineage so teams can trace file movement across connected systems. It also recommends policy modifications and remediation actions. The product works alongside the DLP AISecOps Agent to detect, triage, investigate and resolve incidents with less manual effort.
The most meaningful part is the diagnosis behind it. Netskope says security teams have accumulated too many tools, too much telemetry, and too little coherence. The product is an attempt to turn scattered data security signals into a single operating model.
