Reco Integrates Cyera to Prioritize AI Agent Risk

Oct 25, 2026
Reco integrated Cyera's data classification into its platform to show which AI agents can reach sensitive data.

Reco announced in a press release an integration with Cyera that shows security teams which AI agents can reach sensitive data. Reco ingests Cyera's data classification labels, such as financial, health and regulated records, and combines them with its own map of agent identities, permissions and app connections.

Teams can then see how an agent's access was granted, which other systems it can connect to and whether its activity deviates from normal, and prioritize remediation for agents that can reach the most sensitive data.

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