"Many modern security platforms assume you can depend on public cloud infrastructure and services to process and analyze security data. The cloud has been a real benefit for cybersecurity advances. But for some institutions today, that assumption no longer holds: data sovereignty and operational control are requirements, not preferences."
"That scenario changes everything. You need AI-native cybersecurity that works at scale, on complete data, under your control, and without adding yet another layer of fragmentation."
Cylake launched with $45 million in seed funding led by Greylock Partners to develop a cybersecurity platform specifically for highly regulated organizations that cannot use public cloud infrastructure. The company was co-founded by Nir Zuk (former Palo Alto Networks CTO), Wilson Xu (former Palo Alto Networks engineering VP), and Ehud Shamir (SentinelOne co-founder). The platform emphasizes AI-native, data-driven protection with focus on data and operational sovereignty, operating fully on-premises or in private cloud environments. General availability is expected in early 2027. The platform addresses organizations where data sovereignty and operational control are regulatory requirements rather than preferences, providing AI-native cybersecurity that processes complete data under customer control without cloud dependency.
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