Seclore Integrates ARMOR DSPM With Glean for Enterprise AI Data Controls
Seclore announced in a press release an integration between ARMOR DSPM and Glean for enterprise data classification and security controls. The integration combines Glean's enterprise AI platform and data context with Seclore ARMOR's Data Security Intelligence layer.
ARMOR DSPM uses Glean's contextual data to classify sensitive information and provide remediation controls. Seclore said the system writes labels directly onto source files, where they remain readable by Glean.
The companies said the integration is intended for regulated organizations, including those in financial services, healthcare, legal services, and government. It is designed to help Glean customers identify data for AI use and apply controls across enterprise data stores.
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