Cyera gives security teams data security posture management, mapping where sensitive data actually lives across cloud systems and databases, tracking how employees and applications use it, and flagging vulnerabilities before they become breaches, rather than securing infrastructure without knowing what data sits inside it.
That data-first approach became one of the fastest-growing paths in cybersecurity: Cyera's valuation rose from $6 billion to $9 billion in a mere six months on a $400 million Series F round led by Blackstone, more than tripling revenue over the past year while its team grew threefold to over 1,100 employees. The platform now secures data and AI for roughly 20% of the Fortune 500.
Enterprise pricing is quote-based around data volume and environment scope, requiring a sales conversation rather than published self-serve rates. For a security team that wants to know exactly where sensitive data lives and how it's being used before securing it, rather than protecting infrastructure blind to its contents, Cyera's data-first approach addresses that directly.
