Prime Highlights
- Delinea and Cyera combined identity security and data security technologies.
- The integration helps organizations manage access risks in AI-driven environments.
Key Facts
- The solution links privileged access management with data security posture management.
- It provides visibility into sensitive data, user access and risk exposure.
Background
Delinea has added a layer of its identity security platform to Cyera’s data security platform to help organizations obtain a more detailed view of sensitive data and who has access to it.
The integration is between Delinea’s privileged access management solutions and Cyera’s data security posture management solution. The combined offering will allow companies to view sensitive data, track who accesses it and prioritize security threats according to the sensitivity of the data, the companies said.
This is in response to increased difficulties businesses are encountering in connecting data across cloud, hybrid and multi-cloud ecosystems. Those worries have been compounded by the swift expansion of AI, which is now at the heart of many organizations’ data-driven operations and the dissemination of sensitive information on digital platforms.
In cases where identity security is connected with data security, organizations will have the ability to make well-informed decisions about access control and avoid unnecessary privilege. Moreover, the connection is aimed at giving security departments the knowledge that would allow them to understand what kind of risks there might be.
Since companies are investing more in cybersecurity in order to protect themselves from data breaches, insider threats, and cyber threats with the help of artificial intelligence, the need for such software is becoming increasingly high. Security experts have already been calling for the protection of sensitive data as a matter of priority in security.
This agreement is an example of a new tendency in the field of security to integrate identity and data security solutions. As the adoption of artificial intelligence grows, the emphasis on data governance and access management technologies will become higher.
