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Elevate Control vs Safetica Insider Risk Management

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FactElevate ControlSafetica Insider Risk Management
Company historyElevate Security says it was founded in 2017 and acquired by Mimecast in 2024.Safetica says it was founded in 2011 after its founder lost a USB drive containing sensitive business data.
HeadquartersSan Francisco, California, United StatesSan Jose, California, United States
SupportThe site links to an Elevate Security Help Center for support.Safetica directs technical issues and support requests to its support team and provides a public knowledge base.

Elevate Control plans

  • Elevate ControlPriced on request

Safetica Insider Risk Management plans

  • Standard$72 a year
  • Premium$96 a year
  • Enterprise$144 a year
  • ON-PREMPriced on request

Pick Elevate Control if…

Elevate Control is aimed at larger enterprises that want to use workforce behavior and attack-history signals to prioritize users and incidents. It may suit security teams that need risk information within their existing SIEM, SOAR, or case-management workflows.

Pick Safetica Insider Risk Management if…

Safetica is intended for security and compliance teams that need data protection and compliance evidence, from lean IT teams to enterprise CISOs. Its On-Prem option is for organizations requiring local infrastructure or control over data location.

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