The collaboration leverages Glean’s Enterprise Graph—which maps content, user activity, and system connections—to provide the input for Seclore’s classification engine. By utilizing this existing data index, the integration accelerates the identification of sensitive information, such as records covered by GDPR, HIPAA, or India’s DPDP Act, across an organization’s entire digital estate.

Beyond identification, the integration enables active remediation. Seclore ARMOR writes classification labels directly onto source files, ensuring that security metadata remains attached to the data regardless of where it is moved or stored. This allows for persistent, file-level encryption and access controls that follow the data even when surfaced through Glean’s AI platform. According to Dr. Vishal Gauri, CEO of Seclore, the partnership provides a defensible compliance posture that allows regulated firms to deploy AI with greater speed and oversight. Zubin Irani, VP of Partnerships at Glean, noted that the combined solution bridges the gap between AI-driven workflow efficiency and the strict security requirements of high-value, regulated environments. The integrated tools are available immediately for current users of both platforms.