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Protect the Data. Enable the AI. Why We’re Partnering with Glean.
Every company we talk to is trying to answer the same question: how do we move fast with AI without losing control of our data?
It’s the right question. Work AI platforms like Glean are changing how work gets done. They connect everything a company knows and put the right answer in front of the right person in seconds. The value is obvious. So is the hesitation. The moment you point AI at your data, a security team starts asking what happens if the wrong file surfaces in the wrong place, and whether you can prove it to a regulator later.
That question is exactly why we’re excited to announce our partnership with Glean. Ask ten vendors about data sovereignty, and you will get ten answers about data residency. The two are not the same, and the gap between them is where most regulated enterprises get exposed. Most RFP templates ask whether data residency is satisfied. Almost none asks: who else can read the raw data? Ask the wrong question, and you get the wrong answer. Worse, most organizations discover the difference only after an incident forces the issue, which is the worst possible time to learn it.
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What the partnership does
Glean’s Enterprise Graph captures how a company actually works, mapping the relationships across people, projects, teams, products, and processes. It’s the foundation that makes Glean Assistant and Glean Agents so useful, because it gives AI the context to reason across connected work instead of retrieving isolated documents.
Seclore ARMOR plugs directly into that context. We don’t rebuild the Enterprise Graph or re-crawl anything. ARMOR DSPM uses what Glean has already indexed as its starting point, then classifies what’s sensitive, applies protection, and keeps a record of it. The result: the data Glean makes available to AI is also governed, and you didn’t have to run a second discovery process to get there.
It goes one step further than the content Glean connects. When someone asks Glean to summarize a set of confidential contracts or financial documents, that summary can carry the most sensitive parts of every source, compressed into one easy-to-share file. ARMOR EDRM protects that generated output too. It inherits the classification of its sources, gets encrypted, and stays access-controlled and audit-logged wherever it ends up.
We protect what Glean finds. We also protect what Glean generates.
What this looks like in practice
Say your corporate development team is working on an acquisition. The deal folder sits in a shared drive: financial models, the target’s customer list, draft terms, a few things only a handful of people are cleared to see.
Someone on the team asks Glean to pull together a summary of where the deal stands. Glean does what it’s good at and produces a clean, readable brief in seconds. That brief now contains the most sensitive lines from every document in the folder, gathered into one easy-to-share file.
Without protection on the data, that summary is a leak waiting to happen. One forward, one wrong share setting, and material non-public information is somewhere it shouldn’t be.
With Seclore ARMOR in place, the summary inherits the protection of its sources the moment it’s created. It stays encrypted. Only the people already cleared for the deal can open it. Every time it moves, that’s logged. The team gets the speed of Glean and the deal stays contained, without anyone having to remember to lock it down after the fact.
That’s the difference between AI you have to hold back and AI you can let run.
Why this matters
The old way to handle AI risk was to hold data back. Keep the sensitive stuff out of reach, limit what the tool can see, and hope that’s enough. That works right up until it doesn’t, and it means your AI is running on a fraction of what your company actually knows.
This partnership changes that math. Finding sensitive data, classifying it, and protecting it stop being three separate projects and become one motion, running on the same data Glean already understands. What’s sensitive gets found and secured automatically, so you can safely put more of your data in front of AI, not less. The security question that usually slows a rollout down is answered before it gets asked.
That’s the whole idea behind Seclore ARMOR, and it’s why the Glean partnership fits so naturally. Seclore ARMOR is built on four stages that work as one system: Discover sensitive data, Contextualize what it means, Enforce protection that travels with it, and Prove how it was used. With Glean, the Seclore ARMOR platform meets an AI already trusted across the enterprise.
Where we’re headed
This is a first step, and we’re glad to be taking it alongside Glean’s team. The bigger picture is a world where enterprises don’t have to choose between adopting AI and protecting their data. They can do both, at the same speed.
If you’re already running Glean, the data behind your Enterprise Graph can now be classified, protected, and provable, without starting over. If you’re weighing how to adopt AI safely, this is the piece that’s probably been holding you back.
