Seclore, Glean integrate tools for context-based file protection

By Atlas Watchline Staff · Corporate · August 27, 2026

Seclore said its ARMOR DSPM product now integrates with Glean to classify sensitive files using enterprise context and apply persistent protections for regulated customers.

Seclore said on Aug. 27, 2026, that it has integrated its ARMOR DSPM product with Glean to help enterprises classify sensitive information, label files and apply persistent protections based on business context.

The company said the integration is aimed at regulated organizations that need to identify confidential material and link it to controls that can follow the file across systems, users and external recipients. Seclore said the setup is available immediately for companies using ARMOR DSPM and Glean.

Why it matters

Seclore said the joint system is designed to help organizations that use AI and enterprise search keep tighter control over sensitive documents. The release says ARMOR DSPM can use contextual data indexed by Glean to assign confidentiality levels, information types and disclosure risk to files, then trigger remediation steps.

Those steps include persistent file-level encryption, usage controls and access controls based on confidentiality level and context, according to the release. Seclore said the approach is intended for financial services, healthcare, legal services and public administration.

Context and background

In the release, Seclore described ARMOR DSPM as processing document content and metadata to classify files. It said the software can write classifications directly into source files so labels persist across platforms, index cycles and systems, while remaining readable by Glean.

The company also said the same classification context can map to GDPR, HIPAA, India’s DPDP Act and other regulatory frameworks. The release said Glean’s Enterprise Graph indexes data from the systems a company uses and maps content, people and workflows.

What the companies said

Seclore CEO Dr. Vishal Gauri said Glean customers get confidentiality classification across the same data scope, EDRM-based protection and a compliance position that can stand up to regulators, according to the release.

Glean partnerships lead Zubin Irani said regulated industries want to advance AI while keeping security around sensitive information. He said combining Glean’s enterprise context layer with Seclore ARMOR helps identify important data with more context and connect it to the right controls.

What happens next

Seclore said the integration is already available for companies using both products. The release did not include pricing, customer counts or rollout timing beyond that immediate availability.

Sources

• PR Newswire release

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