Kiteworks Acquires Bonfy.AI to Fill the AI Gap in Data Governance

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Kiteworks has announced the acquisition of AI data security company Bonfy.AI, a move aimed at extending real-time policy enforcement over sensitive data exchanged by both human users and AI agents.

Kiteworks delivers a content-sharing platform to safeguard sensitive data as it moves across enterprise networks, external organizations, and internal systems. It includes regulatory compliance, governance, and audit tracking.

Bonfy.ai is an AI‑native content‑security platform protecting sensitive data across human workflows and AI‑agent reasoning. It offers real‑time classification, contextual enforcement, and cross‑SaaS governance.

The cost of the acquisition has not been disclosed but is estimated by CTech at ‘tens of millions of dollars’.

The Bonfy technology will be used to extend Kiteworks’ policy enforcement across agent and human data exchange and usage in real time and inline across email, file sharing, SaaS applications, data repositories, Internet-facing AI assistants, and autonomous agents.

It fills, says Kiteworks, a structural gap in how enterprises...

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