DataGrail Named a Cool Vendor by Gartner in the Cool Vendors in Privacy, 2020 Report
SAN FRANCISCO, March 31, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- DataGrail, a leading privacy management firm, today announced it was named a Cool Vendor in the latest Gartner Cool Vendors in Privacy, 2020 report (Gartner subscription required). Due to increased demand in data privacy compliance, largely driven by the CCPA and GDPR, DataGrail has more than tripled its headcount in the last twelve months, and revenue is up more than 600 percent. According to Gartner, "As privacy laws evolve globally, the vendor landscape has developed with innovative solutions that help security and risk management leaders respond to key requirements. We profile three vendors who show the breadth of capabilities required to improve a privacy program's effectiveness."
An organization's relationship with data has evolved dramatically over the past 20 years, as the systems containing data have become more complex and varied, holding data on-premise, in the cloud, or a hybrid of both. As Gartner notes in the report, "with more changes ahead than behind on evolving privacy regulations worldwide, organizations require both capabilities in privacy management, as well as data-centric capabilities for their privacy programs. Required capabilities are found often in different places, which leads to a need for integration."
The DataGrail Privacy Platform allows companies to simplify and automate the process of maintaining continuous compliance with privacy laws, even as the laws evolve over time. DataGrail features more than 200 pre-built connectors with companies such as Salesforce, Shopify, AWS, Azure, Oracle, Okta, and many others, providing organizations with an accurate real-time view of the applications used and all the personal data that maps onto each of those systems. It conducts real-time data discovery, streamlines and automates privacy requests, and helps organizations manage customer communication preferences. With DataGrail, companies can confidently reduce inefficiencies and eliminate error-prone processes to comply with data privacy regulations.
"When we launched DataGrail we designed it to take the complexity out of compliance while offering flexibility to organizations as they need to scale with the ever-changing global regulations. Consumers' expectations are driving this: our research shows 83 percent of people expect control over how a business uses their information -- and companies are having to adapt," said Daniel Barber, CEO and co-founder of DataGrail. "We are honored to be recognized by Gartner as a Cool Vendor in Privacy, as we believe it validates our unique and impactful approach to helping organizations create a privacy program that is up and running in no time, and can remain continuously compliant regardless of changes to their environment."
Gartner, "Cool Vendors in Privacy, 2020," Bart Willemsen, Nader Henein, Bernard Woo, 17 March 2020
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About DataGrail
DataGrail helps companies comply effortlessly with existing and emerging privacy laws, such as GDPR and CCPA. With more than 200+ enterprise pre-built connectors currently in place, the DataGrail platform provides a 360-degree, real-time view of the applications used and maps the personal data associated with each of those systems. DataGrail also allows customers to manage their privacy request workflows and email preferences across applications. To learn more about DataGrail, please visit datagrail.io or follow DataGrail on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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