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Proofpoint Breaks Down the Divide Between Data Security and AI Security with the Industry’s First Unified Agentic System

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Proofpoint unveiled an agentic platform that ties AI intent to data access for detection, investigation, and policy enforcement.

Proofpoint announced the Agentic Data and AI Security system, which connects AI activity, data sensitivity, identity, access, and intent in a shared knowledge graph. Detection, investigation, and remediation agents are designed to prioritize risky actions, reconstruct events, and recommend access or DLP changes with human approval. The company said 87% of organizations have moved AI assistants beyond pilot, while 52% are not confident their controls could detect a compromise.

Key facts
  • The system uses one knowledge graph for AI activity, identity, access, and data sensitivity.
  • Detection, investigation, and remediation agents act with a human in the loop.
  • Semantic Business Policies turn plain-language rules into runtime AI controls.
  • Proofpoint reports 87% of organizations moved AI assistants beyond pilot.
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A single system for intent and access to empower organizations to adopt AI without losing data control or missing emerging risks across employees and AI agents Point security tools were built to see either AI behavior or data risk, not both. Proofpoint is the first vendor to reason across both in one shared graph.

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