Cloud-Native SaaS DLP: Why Vedanta Power Chose Safetica with Cloud Armor
Energy & Power · Vedanta Power
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Client | Vedanta Power |
| Industry | Energy & power generation, India |
| Solution | Safetica cloud-native SaaS Data Loss Prevention |
| Delivered by | Cloud Armor IT Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. |
| Key requirement | A cloud-native SaaS DLP — no on-premises servers to build or maintain |
The challenge
Vedanta Power's requirement was refreshingly clear: protect sensitive commercial, operational and employee data — and do it with a cloud-native SaaS tool. No DLP management servers to size, patch and back up. No infrastructure project bolted onto a security project. A modern console the lean IT team could actually operate day to day.
That requirement immediately shapes the vendor conversation. Heavyweight enterprise DLP suites are powerful, but they earn that power with infrastructure. The right answer here was different.
Why Cloud Armor recommended Safetica
Cloud Armor is deliberately multi-vendor — we deploy Forcepoint for defence-grade estates, Netskope, Zscaler and Trellix where each fits. For Vedanta Power's cloud-first mandate, Safetica was the honest recommendation:
- True SaaS delivery — management console in the cloud, agents on the endpoints, nothing to host
- Days-to-value — deployment and initial policy coverage in a timeframe on-prem suites cannot match
- Endpoint + cloud coverage — data-in-use and data-in-motion control across email, web, cloud sync and removable media
- Operable by a lean team — policy management that does not demand a dedicated DLP administrator
- OPEX-aligned — subscription licensing that matches how cloud-first organisations buy
What Cloud Armor delivered
- Sensitive-data discovery and classification workshops with the business
- Safetica SaaS tenant configuration and phased agent rollout across the endpoint estate
- Policy set covering commercial documents, personal data and operational information
- Monitor-first tuning, then enforcement — the same discipline we apply to every DLP rollout, whatever the vendor
The outcome
- Enterprise-grade data protection running entirely as SaaS — zero DLP infrastructure for the client to maintain
- Rapid rollout with policies live across the estate in days, not quarters
- A DLP program the internal team owns confidently after handover
Frequently asked
Is SaaS DLP as strong as on-premises enterprise DLP? For most commercial estates, yes — the meaningful differences are in specialised capabilities (deep document fingerprinting, air-gapped operation) that defence and high-security environments need. Our comparison guide, Forcepoint vs Safetica, breaks down exactly when each model wins.
Want DLP without an infrastructure project? Talk to Cloud Armor about cloud-native Safetica deployments — live in days, tuned by engineers who also run the heaviest enterprise suites.
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