Cyera

Non-human identities inside Fortune 500 companies grew almost 500% in the last six months. Ask any CISO what that actually feels like, and they'll tell you the same thing: their agents are moving faster than their team can watch them. Cyera's CEO Yotam Segev talked about that gap on CNBC's Squawk Box this week, the same one we're closing by acquiring Oasis Security. Every agent needs an owner, and you need to be able to shut one off the moment something goes wrong. Read the announcement: https://lnkd.in/dqKUcai3

AI agents are good at moving your company's data. The challenge is that most of what they do looks legitimate to existing security controls. Yesterday's security tools were built to watch the program running on a device or the person using it. They were not designed to understand what an agent is doing with enterprise data or why. As agents become part of everyday work, security needs to move closer to where that work happens: the endpoint. That is why we are building a control plane to secure the modern, agentic endpoint. Read the full piece from Jason Clark, Zohar Vittenberg, and Nadav Zingerman: https://lnkd.in/dNi9wmKm

Black Hat can be a maze so we drew you a map. Everywhere you'll find Cyera during the week. https://lnkd.in/eRzhEQPa

Cyera is acquiring Oasis Security, the leading access management platform for the agentic enterprise. Millions of autonomous agents are about to join the enterprise workforce. Non-human identities inside Fortune 500 companies grew nearly 500% in the last 6 months alone, making them the fastest-growing identity type in the enterprise. Nearly every security leader tells us the same thing: agents are arriving faster than their ability to govern them. Every one of those agents starts the same way. An identity requesting access to data. Until now, understanding the data and governing the identity were separate disciplines. Two teams, two stacks, rarely connected. Together with Oasis, we’re building the industry's first platform that unifies data intelligence and identity intelligence into one continuous trust decision: what every human, machine, and AI agent can see and do. Read the announcement from Yotam Segev: https://lnkd.in/dqKUcai3

Congratulations to Steve Rog, Cyera's Chief Revenue Officer, on being named to the Rox 50 CROs Redefining Revenue Growth with AI list. Steve has built a revenue organization that thinks differently about growth, one where AI isn't bolted on but built into how the team sells, learns, and improves. That's exactly what this list set out to recognize: leaders whose reps spend more time building customer relationships and less time on admin, and whose visibility into the business helps them scale what their best sellers do across the whole team. We are proud to have Steve leading revenue at Cyera, and even more proud to see him recognized among the best in the industry.

Soon there will be more AI agent identities in the world than humans and machines combined. Our Chief Strategy Officer Jason Clark makes the case plainly: give agents the same clarity you'd give any new hire. Know what they can see. Know what they're doing with it. That's what trust at the data layer looks like, and it's what turns "can we use agents for this" into a yes. Full breakdown of how we're building that: https://lnkd.in/epTVZPYQ

A breach makes headlines. The thousands of attacks your security team stops never do. Peter Coroneos, former head of Australia's Internet Industry Association and founder of Cybermindz, calls that imbalance the responsibility-control paradox, and it's what a lot of CISOs carry every day. You can be held responsible for the security of your entire organization, while the decision that actually causes an incident, one click from someone outside your team, sits completely outside your control. Over time, carrying outcomes shaped by factors you can't touch takes a toll. https://lnkd.in/edyjXjXR

"AI can lead us to a world that is more secure, not less secure. But it requires a change of mindset. If we keep doing the same things, we're not going to get there." Our CEO Yotam Segev joined Bloomberg Daybreak to explain the shift: companies roll out Copilot, Gemini, Claude, or ChatGPT as a productivity tool, and within days it's touching the critical systems that run the business. The change of mindset starts with knowing what your data is and what your AI touches before you scale. Do that, and speed and security stop being a trade-off. Watch the full segment: https://lnkd.in/eNpfdB8G

Black Hat parties worth staying out for? We've got you. We're keeping the city busy all week, and spots are going fast. See you there: https://lnkd.in/eRzhEQPa

At ReactNext, two of our engineers took it upon themselves to build something extra for our booth: an interactive coding challenge. Alon Yosef and Dvir Horovitz designed it around catching an AI chatbot leaking sensitive data: spot the gap, make the right call before it spills more. Candyland theme included. It looks like a game. It's the actual job. Almost 400 people played it. Our booth stayed busy the whole event, and it turned into real conversations with engineers about the problems Cyera solves.