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- •Sentra raised $150 million to enhance its AI-focused data security platform.
- •The company reported a 300% growth in the past year amid rising AI agent usage.
- •Sentra's platform ensures AI agents access only necessary data while removing high-risk data.
Sentra Inc. announced it has raised $150 million in a Series C funding round to bolster its data security platform aimed at managing how AI agents access corporate data. The company reported a 300% growth over the past year as enterprises face challenges in overseeing AI agents that often operate without central control. Sentra's platform classifies data and maps identities to ensure AI agents only access necessary information while eliminating high-risk data. The funding, led by Capital One Ventures, will be used to enhance visibility into AI interactions and expand global channel programs. Co-founder and CEO Yoav Regev emphasized that traditional perimeter controls are inadequate for the speed at which AI agents operate. Sentra's solution aims to secure data at rest across various environments, including cloud and on-premises systems.
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