Seclore, Glean Integrate Data Classification With Persistent Security Controls

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Seclore and Glean integrate data classification and persistent security controls to help enterprises govern sensitive information across AI and enterprise systems.

Data security company Seclore and enterprise AI platform Glean have announced an integration aimed at helping organisations identify sensitive data and apply security controls across enterprise systems.

The integration connects Seclore’s ARMOR DSPM with Glean’s Enterprise Graph, allowing organisations to use contextual information about enterprise data to classify files based on sensitivity, information type and exposure risk. The companies said the approach is designed to help regulated sectors including financial services, healthcare, legal services and government prepare enterprise data for AI use.

Context-Based Classification

Glean’s Enterprise Graph maps relationships between content, people and work across an organisation’s systems. Seclore’s ARMOR DSPM uses document content and metadata from that environment as inputs for its classification engine.

The system can classify data according to its sensitivity and exposure risk, while also...

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