BigID Launches AI-Powered Data Security Platform

Feb 24, 2025
BigID has announced BigID Next, a cloud-native, AI-powered data security platform designed to help enterprises manage and protect data at scale.
BigID Launches AI-Powered Data Security Platform

BigID has announced in a press release the launch of BigID Next, a next-generation AI-powered data security platform. This cloud-native platform is designed to help enterprises discover, manage, and protect their data at scale, addressing the entirety of data risk across security, regulatory compliance, and AI.

BigID Next distinguishes itself with a modular, AI-assisted architecture that offers patented AI for data discovery and classification, AI-augmented privacy assessments, and customizable compliance reporting. The platform supports various deployment options, including multi-tenant, single-tenant, and hybrid cloud environments.

The platform aims to provide organizations with unmatched visibility and control over their data, adapting to the fast-evolving risk and compliance landscape in the age of AI. BigID Next is available now for enterprises looking to enhance their data security strategies.

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