Arbitex Gateway vs. Securiti.ai
Securiti.ai is a data intelligence and privacy automation platform. It automates data governance, consent management, Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs), and privacy compliance — including GDPR and CCPA — across enterprise data. It uses AI to classify data and automate compliance workflows. Arbitex Gateway operates at a different layer: it intercepts AI model requests and responses in real time, enforcing DLP and policy controls before any model receives your data. Securiti automates privacy compliance workflows. Arbitex enforces AI-layer controls at request time.
Feature Comparison
| Capability | Securiti.ai | Arbitex Gateway |
|---|---|---|
| Real-time AI prompt/response inspection | ✕ Privacy workflow automation, not real-time AI traffic control — Securiti classifies data and automates compliance workflows, not AI request inspection | ✓ Every AI request inspected before the model sees the data — and every response before it reaches the user |
| Automated privacy compliance (DSAR, consent) | ✓ Core function — automates DSAR fulfillment, consent lifecycle management, and privacy rights workflows at enterprise scale | ✕ Not in scope — Arbitex governs AI model traffic in real time, not data subject rights workflows |
| DLP detection in AI prompts | ✕ Classifies data across enterprise data stores — does not inspect natural language AI prompt and response content in real time | ✓ Multi-tier DLP pipeline on every AI request: pattern matching, ML-based entity recognition, and ML classifiers on every prompt and response |
| GDPR/CCPA data mapping and lineage | ✓ Strong data intelligence layer — discovers, maps, and maintains data lineage across enterprise data for GDPR/CCPA compliance reporting | ✕ Not in scope — Arbitex governs AI model access, not enterprise data mapping and lineage |
| AI governance policy enforcement | ✕ Policy focuses on data governance workflows — does not enforce BLOCK, REDACT, or ALERT actions on AI request and response content | ✓ BLOCK, REDACT, and ALERT at the AI model boundary with HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOX, and GDPR framework mappings on every request |
| Multi-provider AI model routing | ✕ Not applicable — Securiti.ai does not route or manage AI model traffic | ✓ Single endpoint for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Azure, and more — with failover, latency-based routing, and cost controls |
| Real-time audit log of AI interactions | ✕ Produces data governance and compliance records — not per-request AI interaction audit logs with cryptographic integrity | ✓ Immutable, cryptographically signed, and queryable per-request audit logs for every AI interaction and enforcement event |
| Enterprise identity for AI access | ~ Limited — provides access controls for its own platform but not a complete SAML/SCIM/WebAuthn/MFA stack for governing AI model access | ✓ Full identity stack for AI access: SAML 2.0, SCIM 2.0, WebAuthn/FIDO2, MFA enforcement, and API key management |
Where Arbitex Gateway Wins
Privacy workflow automation is not real-time AI governance
Securiti.ai is genuinely strong at automating the compliance lifecycle around data subject rights — DSAR fulfillment, consent management, data mapping for GDPR and CCPA. These are workflow and documentation problems and Securiti is purpose-built to solve them. But when an employee submits an AI prompt containing personal data, that event happens in real time at the AI request layer — not at a data governance workflow layer. Securiti cannot intercept that prompt, cannot inspect it for regulated content, and cannot enforce a BLOCK or REDACT action before the data reaches a model. Arbitex Gateway is built for exactly that enforcement point.
Data mapping tells you where data lives — Arbitex controls where it goes
Securiti's data intelligence layer maps personal data across enterprise systems — databases, file shares, SaaS applications — and maintains lineage for compliance reporting. This is valuable for understanding your data landscape and demonstrating GDPR Article 30 Records of Processing Activities compliance. Arbitex Gateway addresses a different control: not where data is stored, but where it travels at the moment of AI interaction. When sensitive data appears in an AI prompt — PHI, PII, financial data, credentials — Arbitex intercepts it and enforces the policy that prevents it from reaching any model. These are complementary controls for different moments in the data lifecycle.
Preventing AI exposure before a DSAR becomes necessary
DSAR workflows are triggered when a data subject exercises their rights under GDPR or CCPA — after personal data has already been processed. Securiti automates the response to those requests. Arbitex Gateway prevents the AI processing event from occurring in the first place when it would violate policy. If a regulated AI request is blocked before the model processes it, the data was never exposed in the AI pipeline — reducing the likelihood that AI-related processing creates the DSAR exposure to begin with. Governing at the AI layer is a prevention control. DSAR automation is a response control. Both matter in a mature privacy program.
When Arbitex is the right choice
Securiti.ai is the right choice when your concern is enterprise privacy compliance automation — GDPR and CCPA DSAR workflows, consent lifecycle management, data mapping across enterprise systems, and maintaining Records of Processing Activities. It is a strong platform for privacy engineering and compliance teams. Arbitex Gateway is the right choice when your concern is what AI models can access and respond with — when you need to control, audit, and enforce policy on AI interactions at the request layer, before any model processes your organization's data. For regulated organizations deploying AI at scale, both layers of control are necessary.
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