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In a massive win for Pakistan’s tech scene, Securiti AI, a company founded by Pakistani entrepreneur Rehan Jalil, has been acquired by global data-resilience leader Veeam for a whopping $1.7 billion.
The deal is one of the biggest ever for a Pakistani-founded startup and will see Securiti’s cutting-edge data security and AI governance tools become part of Veeam’s expanding portfolio.
What Does Securiti AI Do?
Securiti AI creates powerful tools that help businesses find, protect, and control their data across cloud platforms and SaaS applications.
Its flagship product, the Data Command Center, allows companies to manage privacy, compliance, and security for the vast amounts of data used in artificial intelligence systems.
Veeam says integrating Securiti’s technology will make it even stronger in protecting business data—especially as more companies embrace AI.
The Man Behind the Deal
Under the agreement, Rehan Jalil, founder and CEO of Securiti, will take on a senior role at Veeam as President of Security and AI once the deal closes.
The acquisition, structured as a mix of cash and stock, is expected to wrap up later this year, pending regulatory approvals.
Why This Deal Matters
With the global surge in AI adoption, companies are scrambling for tools that ensure data is used safely and responsibly. Firms like Securiti AI, which help enforce privacy and compliance, are seeing skyrocketing demand.
For Pakistan’s growing tech community, this acquisition is being hailed as a landmark moment—proof that Pakistani talent continues to make waves in Silicon Valley and beyond.
Jalil, who has long been a respected name in cloud security, launched Securiti to help businesses build trust in the AI era.
What’s Next?
Veeam has confirmed it will continue selling Securiti’s existing products while also integrating its privacy, governance, and AI-trust features into Veeam’s own backup and recovery solutions.
Together, the companies say their combined products will help businesses adopt AI faster—without compromising data security or compliances
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