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Netwrix provides IT security software focused on data, identity, and infrastructure security. It helps organizations gain visibility into user behavior and system configurations to identify and secure sensitive data, while supporting compliance auditing to simplify regulatory adherence. Its products detect and respond to insider threats across on-premises and cloud environments, anchored on the premise that managing identities is key to security. Netwrix emphasizes quick deployment, cost-effectiveness, and flexible deployment to serve more than 13,000 organizations globally. The goal is to help IT teams improve security posture and operational productivity by controlling access, discovering data, and mitigating risk.
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Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Cybersecurity
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
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Headquarters
Clarkston, Georgia
Founded
2006
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Netwrix unveils new AI governance capabilities for hybrid Microsoft environments. Netwrix 1Secure(TM) SaaS platform now offers Agentic AI to secure data, identities and Copilot rollouts - providing insights within an hour FRISCO, Texas - June 23, 2026 - Netwrix, a recognized leader in identity and data solutions, today announced new innovations within its 1Secure(TM) SaaS platform to accelerate securing and governing data, identities, and AI across hybrid Microsoft environments. 1Secure helps organizations address their most urgent security priority first, with a clear path to expand coverage over time. "Organizations where AI expanded the identity footprint saw four times the breach rate of those where it didn't - 43% versus 11%," said Grady Summers, CEO of Netwrix. "The problem is speed. AI adds identities and accesses data at a much faster pace than human reviews can keep up, and attackers move in seconds. Netwrix 1Secure uses AI to help IT and security teams monitor changes across their environments, identify and fix issues faster, and prove compliance to auditors." AI tools like Microsoft Copilot inherit whatever access already exists, and that access is rarely fully audited. Organizations don't know where sensitive data lives, which identities are overprivileged, or where they're most exposed, and those gaps often aren't discovered until AI surfaces them, or an attacker does. "AI is creating real urgency around identity and data exposure that many of our customers didn't realize they had," said Rory Cooksey, VP of Brand & Business Development at WheelHouse IT, a managed services provider and Netwrix partner serving midsize organizations. "They need answers quickly and a path to reduce risk without taking on another complex project. With 1Secure, we can continuously manage who and what has access to sensitive data, monitor changes over time, and deliver that as a repeatable service, not a one-time engagement." This latest version of 1Secure extends recent innovations like Copilot activity monitoring and risk assessments with additional capabilities focused on visibility and speed: * Netwrix Neo(TM)- a conversational AI assistant that gives security teams alerts in a plain-language briefing, so they know what happened and where to focus first. * Sensitive Data Posture dashboard - a centralized visual overview of data risk across cloud and on-prem, including heatmaps, trend analysis, and behavioral insights in one place. * 200+ PingCastle-powered checks - across Active Directory and data sources that surface exposure gaps and close them faster with AI-powered guidance. * Group Policy (GPO) auditing - insights to detect risky configuration changes before they weaken security posture. * Windows Server activity reporting - near real-time alerts and activity records for system changes, services, DNS, DHCP, and more. Netwrix 1Secure now offers visibility, continuous monitoring, and control across hybrid Microsoft environments, extending native offerings with identity risk assessment and data classification visibility. Supported environments include: * Identity systems: Active Directory and Entra ID * Data sources: SharePoint Online, Exchange Online, Windows Server, Windows File Servers and SQL Server Netwrix 1Secure deploys and delivers an initial risk assessment within an hour. Pricing starts at $22 per identity per year. Netwrix 1Secure is available now. Organizations can start a free trial or request a demo at netwrix.com.
Netwrix has released a free tool called AIHound for discovering tokens and secrets used by AI assistants. Netwrix, a cybersecurity vendor with more than 20 years of experience, has introduced AIHound - a free open-source tool designed to identify API keys, OAuth tokens, and other credentials that may remain on workstations after developers use popular AI coding assistants. Why does it matter? The rise of AI assistants has created a new cybersecurity challenge for software development organizations. Tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, Continue.dev, Cline, and GitHub Copilot require access to external services. They often store authentication tokens, API keys, and MCP server credentials in local files. Nearly 48% of MCP server implementations storing credentials in plaintext. For attackers, this can significantly simplify the compromise of corporate resources if they gain access to a developer's machine. How does it work? AIHound scans common storage locations used by more than 14 popular AI tools across Windows, macOS, and Linux. The solution can identify OAuth tokens and API keys, MCP server credentials, secrets stored in configuration files, and insecure file permissions that may expose sensitive data to other users or processes. The exposure of such information could result in unauthorized access to GitHub, Azure DevOps, Slack, databases, and other services integrated with AI tools. One of AIHound's key capabilities is its integration with BloodHound, including the Community Edition. BloodHound helps security teams analyze relationships between accounts, privileges, and digital assets, effectively identifying potential attack paths. Once scan results are imported into BloodHound, the visualization highlights all connections between AI services, MCP servers, and data repositories, providing an immediate assessment of the potential impact of a compromised token or key. For analysis purposes, AIHound builds a dedicated object graph. It includes credentials, AI services, MCP servers, configuration files, environment variables, network endpoints, and data stores. Within BloodHound, this enables organizations to perform blast radius analysis, identify excessive file permissions, and detect duplicated secrets. Summary. AIHound is a ready-to-use risk assessment tool for evaluating the security implications of locally stored credentials within AI copilots and MCP infrastructure. The project is available free of charge on GitHub.
Blackpoint Cyber names Jacob Yavil Chief Financial Officer. April 6, 2026 Jacob Yavil Blackpoint Cyber, a leader in managed detection and response, today announced the appointment of Jacob Yavil as Chief Financial Officer. Yavil brings more than two decades of finance leadership across private equity-backed and publicly traded technology companies, with a track record of scaling operations, building and operating internationally, executing M&A strategies, and driving profitable growth. He joins Blackpoint at a pivotal moment as the company accelerates international expansion, scales its CompassOne platform, and pursues strategic acquisitions. Yavil joins Blackpoint from Netwrix, a TA Associates and Centerbridge Partners-backed data security and identity security platform, where he served as President and CFO. During his tenure, the company completed eight acquisitions and scaled significantly while maintaining strong profitability, and Yavil led a successful minority recapitalization with Centerbridge in 2023. Previously, he served as CFO at Innovative Interfaces, where he led the company through a successful sale to Ex Libris Group, and as VP of Finance at publicly traded Model N. Yavil began his career with a nine-year run at PwC, rising from Associate to Director across audit and transaction services. "Jacob is exactly the kind of leader we need for this next stage," said Gagan Singh, Chief Executive Officer at Blackpoint Cyber. "He's navigated complex global acquisitions, knows the cybersecurity industry well, and will help us scale smartly so we can continue delivering world-class protection for our customers as we accelerate our growth. We couldn't be more excited to welcome him to the team." "Blackpoint is tackling a massive and rapidly expanding market, and the growth opportunity ahead is what drew me in," said Jacob Yavil, Chief Financial Officer at Blackpoint Cyber. "It's a privilege to partner with Gagan, the executive team, and a group whose intelligence-grade roots form the foundation of everything we do. My immediate focus will be getting to know the Blackpoint team and building deep relationships with our customers and partners. What inspires me most is the mission at the center of all of it: keeping our partners safe in a threat landscape that never stops evolving." Yavil's appointment builds on a series of leadership investments at Blackpoint, including the naming of Gagan Singh as CEO in June 2025, with founder Jon Murchison transitioning to Executive Chairman to focus on product innovation and partner engagement. With a leadership team drawing from the NSA, McAfee, Norton, and Netwrix, Blackpoint is building the depth to help its customers and partners win the fight against cyber adversaries, and the operational infrastructure to scale its platform, expand globally, and deliver better security outcomes to every organization it serves. About Blackpoint Cyber Blackpoint Cyber was founded by former NSA cybersecurity experts with one purpose: to win the unfair fight. Blackpoint delivers Managed Detection and Response (MDR) through a 24/7 SOC that combines detection at AI speed with elite human expertise, giving organizations real defense against sophisticated threat actors. Its CompassOne platform unifies identity, endpoint, and cloud into a single context-rich environment, enabling decisive response before attacks escalate. We measure security by threats stopped, not alerts generated.
Netwrix has announced new capabilities in its 1Secure platform to provide visibility and governance over how AI agents and assistants, including Microsoft Copilot, access sensitive data. The updates address growing concerns that AI systems can expose confidential information by using existing identity permissions. The platform combines identity context with data discovery and access monitoring across hybrid environments. New features in Netwrix Access Analyzer identify excessive permissions and risky identity relationships, whilst expanded discovery capabilities help locate sensitive data across collaboration platforms and cloud environments. The platform also detects suspicious activity from machine identities and service accounts used by AI agents. Netwrix Auditor, now available as a SaaS offering, provides Copilot activity monitoring, readiness assessments and audit trails for AI interactions to support governance and regulatory compliance.
Nick Dahm and Sasha Yendle step into expanded leadership roles at Netwrix. Netwrix has named Nick Dahm as Chief Financial Officer and promoted Sasha Yendle to Chief People Officer, strengthening its executive leadership team. The appointments come as organizations increasingly look for a more unified strategy to manage identity and data security. "Nick and Sasha strengthen our executive team at a pivotal stage in our growth," said Grady Summers, CEO of Netwrix. "We've built strong momentum over the past year, and this next phase is about sharpening our focus and execution. As identity becomes central to protecting data in AI-driven environments, their leadership ensures we scale with discipline, invest in our people, and continue delivering meaningful outcomes for our customers." Nick Dahm joins Netwrix as Chief Financial Officer, and he brings extensive experience leading finance and operations in high-growth SaaS organizations, most recently serving as CFO at Salesloft, where he helped guide the company through periods of rapid scale and expansion. In his role at Netwrix, Dahm will oversee finance and IT, supporting disciplined investment, operational rigor, and long-term value creation as the company continues to scale its identity and data security platform. "From my first conversations with Netwrix's leadership team and the board, I felt a deep alignment with the company's vision: having recently led an organization through a cyber breach I have a personal appreciation for the value of our mission," said Nick Dahm, Chief Financial Officer at Netwrix. "I'm excited to join the team to build upon a foundation of consistent growth and product excellence, while leading a finance function that supports our next chapter of global scale." Netwrix also announced the promotion of Sasha Yendle to Chief People Officer. Since joining Netwrix as Vice President of Human Resources, Yendle has played a central role in strengthening and professionalizing the company's people operations. Her work includes implementing a new HR system, launching a new company rewards program, introducing a structured performance review process, and supporting the opening of Netwrix's Krakow office. "Our people are central to how Netwrix grows, and as Chief People Officer, my focus is on elevating talent and building the people practices that support scale," said Sasha Yendle, Chief People Officer at Netwrix. "By partnering closely with our leaders and listening to our employees, we're ensuring that Netwrix continues to be an attractive place for employees to grow their careers around the world."
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Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Cybersecurity
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Clarkston, Georgia
Founded
2006
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