Archive · 27 Aug 2026
Seclore and Glean Integrate for Persistent Enterprise Data Security
Seclore and Glean are combining two business technology tools.
Glean helps companies find and understand information stored across many systems.
Seclore’s ARMOR DSPM can use that information to identify sensitive files.
It can also label files and help protect them.
The protections can include encryption and rules about who may open or share a file.
The labels stay with the files even when they move between systems.
The companies say this can help regulated organizations use artificial intelligence more safely.
The integration is available now to organizations using both products.
Seclore announced an integration between ARMOR DSPM and Glean’s enterprise AI platform.
ARMOR DSPM uses Glean’s indexed content and metadata to classify sensitivity, information type, and exposure risk.
The integration connects classification with remediation tools, including encryption, usage controls, and context-based access management.
Classifications are written directly onto source files so they persist across systems and Glean indexing cycles.
The integration is available now for organizations running both ARMOR DSPM and Glean.
- Who
- Seclore and Glean, with comments from Seclore CEO Dr. Vishal Gauri and Glean Vice President of Partnerships Zubin Irani.
- What
- An integration connecting Seclore ARMOR DSPM with Glean’s enterprise AI platform for data classification, remediation, persistent labeling, and protection.
- When
- Announced August 27; the integration was described as available immediately.
- Where
- Announced in Santa Clara, California, United States; it applies across systems indexed by Glean.
- Why
- To help organizations, particularly in regulated industries, identify sensitive data, apply controls, and support AI use while addressing compliance needs.
- Companies
- Seclore and Glean
- Products
- Seclore ARMOR DSPM and Glean
- Core capability
- Context-aware sensitivity classification using document content and metadata
- Protection tools
- Persistent file-level encryption, usage controls, and context-based access control
- Regulatory mapping
- Includes GDPR, HIPAA, India’s DPDP Act, and other regulatory frameworks
- Target industries
- Financial services, healthcare, legal services, and government
- Availability
- Available now for organizations running ARMOR DSPM and Glean