Delinea, an identity security platform, has announced a product integration with Cyera, an AI security platform, to connect privileged access management with sensitive data exposure intelligence. The integration automatically correlates identities with accessible data, helping security teams identify and remediate high-risk access paths across human, machine and AI identities. The integration works via API, with Cyera's Data Security Posture Management system discovering and classifying sensitive data across cloud and on-premises environments. This data classification flows into Delinea, where each identity is correlated with accessible data to create a continuously updated risk profile. Security teams can then prioritise remediation and access reviews based on data sensitivity and exposure levels. The partnership addresses challenges as AI agents interact with data at machine speed, enabling data-aware identity security management.

Cyera has announced expanded integrations with Snowflake to help enterprises securely deploy AI agents at scale. The partnership, unveiled at Snowflake Summit 26, provides security and data leaders with visibility and control over sensitive data accessed by Cortex AI agents. The integrations include one-click remediation of risky access through Snowflake Access Governance, full visibility into Cortex AI agents via Cyera AI Guardian (launching in private preview in July), and natural-language risk analysis through Snowflake Cortex Analyst. Cyera's platform discovers and classifies data with over 95% precision and enforces access controls using Snowflake native policies. Cyera, valued at $9 billion with over $1.7 billion in funding from investors including Accel, Sequoia and Lightspeed, counts Paramount, Chipotle and Valvoline among its enterprise customers.

Cyera, an Israeli data security company, has raised $300 million at a $12 billion valuation, just five months after securing $400 million at a $9 billion valuation. The Series funding round was led by Evolution Equity Partners, with participation from Georgian, Greenoaks, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Sequoia Capital and others. Founded in 2021 by Yotam Segev and Tamar Bar-Ilan, Cyera has now raised over $1.6 billion in total. The company offers an AI-based platform that helps organisations discover, classify and protect sensitive information across cloud environments. Cyera has been actively acquiring competitors, including Genie Security for an estimated $50 million last month and Ryft for approximately $100 million. The valuation places Cyera amongst Israel's most valuable startups, behind Vast Data and ahead of DriveNets.