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MIND, an emerging leader in data loss prevention (DLP), has officially launched its groundbreaking autonomous DLP platform, now generally available. Designed to simplify and automate enterprise-wide data security, the platform empowers security teams to confidently leverage GenAI, go beyond regulatory compliance, and proactively prevent data breaches.

Unlike legacy DLP tools that often rely on manual processes and outdated detection techniques, MIND’s AI-native platform is built from the ground up to automate every phase of the data protection lifecycle. This transformative approach puts data loss prevention on autopilot, dramatically reducing operational burdens while enhancing security outcomes.

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Key Features of the MIND Platform

Advanced Data Discovery: Continuously scans and inventories sensitive data at rest, across environments, including SaaS, endpoints, and GenAI tools, eliminating hidden vulnerabilities.

AI-Driven Classification: MIND AI, the platform’s multi-layer classification engine, delivers accuracy rates 91% higher than traditional DLP tools. It identifies sensitive content far beyond simple pattern recognition, drastically reducing alert fatigue and false positives.

Policy Simplification: Intuitive policy creation is made easy with pre-configured templates that enable faster implementation and better alignment with business objectives.

Automated Remediation: Offers seamless integration with remediation platforms, guided workflows, and automated incident responses to minimize data exposure and streamline resolution.

End-to-End Protection: Secures data both in transit and at rest across IT ecosystems—including email, on-premise file shares, and collaboration tools—effectively closing the gaps left by conventional DLP systems.

User-Centric Controls: Real-time, context-aware security prompts help guide users to comply with policies instead of merely enforcing restrictions, improving usability and reducing friction.

Rapid Deployment and ROI: Organizations experience measurable benefits within days, not months, with simple installation and immediate insights into data security risks.

“For too long, DLP has been treated as a compliance checkbox instead of a real security measure,” said Eran Barak, Co-Founder and CEO of MIND. “With the surge in unstructured data and the rapid adoption of GenAI in business workflows, only fully autonomous, AI-powered solutions can keep pace. We built MIND to give security teams control, clarity, and confidence—without the stress.”

Breaking the Mold: From Visibility to True Prevention
Today’s data security posture management tools offer visibility, but not protection. While organizations race to adopt cloud-first and GenAI technologies, most legacy DLP solutions have not evolved to meet the demand. According to a recent study conducted in partnership with TechTarget’s Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), 73% of sensitive data remains inadequately protected, despite heavy investments in security tools.

Further, the same study revealed that:

78% of organizations find DLP administration overly complex and time-consuming.

Only 27% of sensitive data is accurately discovered and classified.

Enterprises face an average of 4.2 data loss events annually, even with multiple DLP solutions deployed.

The manual workload and false positives generated by outdated DLP systems leave security teams overwhelmed and under-protected. MIND’s autonomous platform addresses this head-on by integrating discovery, classification, policy enforcement, remediation, and prevention into a single, seamless system.

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Proven Impact and Customer Testimonials

Early adopters of the MIND platform have reported dramatic improvements:

80% reduction in time spent managing DLP

95% decrease in false positives

Immediate detection and mitigation of high-risk data leaks upon deployment

“We’ve drastically cut down the time wasted on irrelevant alerts—probably by 80% compared to our previous DLP setup,” said Yaron Blachman, CISO at OpenWeb.

“MIND is hands down the best DLP solution I’ve encountered. Even without new features, it outperforms the rest,” added Alessio Faiella, Director of Security Engineering at ThoughtSpot.

A Unified, Automated DLP Experience

MIND stands out as the first platform to integrate data discovery, AI-powered classification, business-aligned policy management, automated remediation, and intelligent prevention into a single solution. Its coverage spans the entire digital landscape—SaaS applications, GenAI tools, endpoints, email systems, and on-premise data sources.

“We’ve designed MIND to take the guesswork and heavy lifting out of protecting sensitive information,” said Itai Schwartz, Co-Founder and CTO of MIND. “By putting DLP on autopilot through smart automation, we help organizations prevent breaches before they happen—quickly, effectively, and stress-free.”

Industry Recognition and Awards

Capping off its impressive debut, MIND was recently named one of Fortune’s Top 50 Cybersecurity Companies of 2025, a distinction awarded in collaboration with Evolution Equity Partners. The recognition, based on technical innovation, operational excellence, and commitment to cyber resilience, marks MIND as the only DLP vendor included in the prestigious list.

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