Imagine a world where data privacy is guaranteed.

We believe data privacy is a critical value and business opportunity for companies today.

Privacy starts in the code.

Privya enables companies to build data protection into the development lifecycle

Data protection is a shared responsibility across different teams throughout the company, which can cause a lack of accountability, miscommunication and misaligned methods and priorities. Privya eliminates manual processes and protects your most critical data by bridging the gap between engineering, privacy and data protection teams. Privya unifies and harmonizes the goals of all the different stakeholders, bringing them together through our unique technology.

Our Core Values

Our Story

Privya was founded in 2021 by a team of experienced technology and business executives who personally experienced the workload and challenges created by data protection issues in their respective companies, and knew there must be a better way. Coming from SaaS companies that needed to comply with GDPR, the chasm between the needs of the CISO, DPO and VP Engineering was severe, and the manual work needed to bridge that gap to comply with data protection regulations was daunting. Even the language used by the engineers and compliance officials was completely different. Logic indicated a technology solution to this problem must exist, so they went looking. What they found were several advanced technologies that were all complicated to implement, and designed for post-production use. None of the solutions on the market were part of the development life cycle, to build in privacy from day one. So the team started talking with design partners, mapping out the solution, and Privya was born.

Leadership

Uzy Hadad, PhD

CEO

David Segev

CRO

Arthur Garmider

CTO

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Advisory Board

Peter Swire

Peter Swire is the J.Z. Liang Chair in the Georgia Tech School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, and a Professor of Law and Ethics in the Georgia Tech Scheller College of Business. He is senior counsel with Alston & Bird LLP, and Research Director for the Cross-Border Data Forum. Under President Clinton, Swire was the Chief Counselor for Privacy, the first person to have government-wide responsibility for privacy policy. Since that time, he has been a global leader on privacy issues, receiving the Privacy Leadership Award from the International Association of Privacy Professionals, and honored by the Future of Privacy Forum for Outstanding Academic Scholarship.

Keith Enright

Keith has more than 20 years of experience in creating and implementing programs for privacy, data protection, compliance and information risk management. He serves as Google’s Chief Privacy Officer, having joined the company in 2011.
Prior to joining Google, Keith served as the senior-most privacy executive at two Fortune 500 online and offline retail enterprises, as senior consultant for a leading global consulting practice, and as General Counsel for a privately held advertising technology company.
Keith serves on the Board of Directors of Zoom Information, Inc., as well as for DECODE, a nonprofit technology, innovation and entrepreneurship community jointly hosted with UC Berkeley and Stanford student organizations, alumni networks, and entrepreneurship centers. He previously served on the Board of Directors of the International Association of Privacy Professionals and is a member of the Future of Privacy Forum Advisory Board and the Center for Information Policy Leadership’s Advisory Council.