Bloom Security and Cyera integrate to block AI agents’ data access

Integration Connects Device-Level Monitoring With Cloud Data Sensitivity

Enterprise data protection expanded to AI-native endpoints as Bloom Security and Cyera announced a joint integration connecting device-level AI monitoring with cloud data sensitivity classification, addressing the rising security perimeter complexities introduced by workplace AI agents.

Managing Workplace Artificial Intelligence Agents

Employees routinely run dozens of artificial intelligence agents, Model Context Protocols, and auxiliary tools directly from their laptops.

These applications connect freely to cloud datastores, internal databases, and software-as-a-service platforms. Knowing which applications are installed or where an agent connects no longer suffices when the destination server houses high-value records.

Bloom Security tracks active AI software across endpoint fleets. The platform identifies individual users, target devices, external connection endpoints, and irregular runtime behavior. Meanwhile, Cyera evaluates enterprise repositories to locate and categorize sensitive holdings, including personally identifiable information, protected health information, payment card data, credentials, and general business records.

While reporting on the integration, securityboulevard.com noted that pairing these distinct viewpoints gives security administrators a unified lens to assess device-level AI activity against backend data sensitivity.

Bloom Automatically Blocks AI Agents from Sensitive Datastores

Visibility alone rarely stops a data leak.

Organizations require direct operational controls that translate compliance mandates into immediate technical actions. Through this integration, security teams can establish strict policies that automatically block active AI agents from querying datastores classified as Sensitive or higher. Bloom enforces these constraints across endpoints while agents execute their tasks.

Administrators gain the capability to pause, block, investigate, or remediate suspicious AI interactions in real time. This operational link ensures that risky behaviors are curtailed before confidential information leaves corporate infrastructure. Cyera customers simultaneously acquire direct visibility into endpoint-driven threats targeting their classified holdings.

Specialized Intelligence and Enterprise Governance

Each platform contributes specialized intelligence to the enforcement cycle. Bloom supplies the granular endpoint telemetry, detailing the precise tool, user identity, host device, and destination target. Cyera supplies the accompanying data context, which covers exact sensitivity levels, data types, record counts, and relevant regulatory classifications.

“Data security has always been close to my heart, having spent a large part of my career building in this space,” said Itay Keren, CEO and co-founder of Bloom Security.

By connecting these disparate data streams, enterprises can prioritize alerts based on actual data impact rather than generic risk scores.