Data security firm Seclore has announced an integration between its ARMOR DSPM platform and enterprise AI platform Glean. The partnership aims to provide regulated organizations with context-aware sensitivity classification, persistent file-level controls, and automated compliance mapping.

Santa Clara-based data security intelligence company Seclore has announced a strategic integration between its ARMOR DSPM solution and Glean, an enterprise AI platform. The collaboration is designed to combine Glean's indexing and enterprise data capabilities with Seclore's data security intelligence layer, offering regulated entities context-aware sensitivity classification alongside remediation controls.

According to the announcement, ARMOR DSPM utilizes Glean's contextual data as a baseline for sensitivity classification. This enables businesses to access a unified remediation toolkit, allowing labels to be written directly onto source files where they persist and remain readable by Glean. The integration targets organizations operating in sectors such as financial services, healthcare, legal services, and government.

The system is built around three core capabilities: context-awareness, actionable remediation, and persistent labeling. Glean's Enterprise Graph maps how content, people, and work connect across systems. ARMOR DSPM processes this document content and metadata to assign sensitivity, information type, and exposure risk. This classification context also maps directly to regulatory frameworks including GDPR, HIPAA, and India's DPDP Act.

For remediation, once sensitive data is classified, customers can use ARMOR's toolkit—including file-level encryption and usage controls—to manage how data is opened, shared, or modified across external and internal users. Furthermore, classification labels are written directly into source files, allowing them to travel independently with the data across indexing cycles and different systems.

Dr. Vishal Gauri, CEO of Seclore, stated that the partnership allows Glean customers to achieve sensitivity classification across indexed data with EDRM-based protection that travels with the file. Zubin Irani, VP of Partnerships at Glean, noted that combining Glean's enterprise context layer with Seclore ARMOR helps organizations identify important data with greater context and bring AI into regulated workflows with higher confidence.

The integration is currently available for existing organizations running both ARMOR DSPM and Glean.

"As enterprises increasingly adopt artificial intelligence in regulated sectors like finance, healthcare, and government, securing underlying data becomes a critical operational requirement. This integration between Seclore and Glean demonstrates how technology providers are addressing compliance and data governance directly at the file level. For growing enterprises, embedding security frameworks into existing AI workflows reduces compliance risks while accelerating digital transformation." — Dr. Shishir Gupta, Founder & CEO, StartupLanes

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