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Reco, the pioneer in Agent Security, announces an integration with Cyera, the AI Security Platform, that helps enterprises identify which AI agents can reach sensitive data and prioritise remediation based on the business impact of that access. As AI agents gain access to the same repositories, records and workflows employees use, security teams need to understand what resources an agent can touch, whether they contain sensitive data and which connected systems, applications and workflows may also be exposed. Meaningful business risk Cyera identifies where sensitive data lives, Reco maps the agents, identities, permissions and application connections around it. Together, the integration helps teams distinguish routine access from agent activity that could create meaningful business risk. With this integration, Reco ingests Cyera's data classification labels, including business IP, financial, health and regulated records, and feeds them into the Reco Graph. Reco then uses that sensitivity context to show which agents can reach sensitive data, how that access was granted, what other systems they can connect to and whether their activity deviates from normal behaviour. Security teams can use that combined context to identify high-risk agent access paths and focus remediation where the potential business impact is greatest. Over-permissioned agent Not every over-permissioned agent presents the same level of risk. An agent with broad access to low-sensitivity content may warrant a different response than one that can reach regulated records, customer data or intellectual property. The integration helps security teams make that distinction and prioritise remediation based on both access and data sensitivity. “As agents gain access to more business systems, security teams need to know what those agents can reach and which access represents the greatest risk,” said Zoe Hillenmeyer, chief operating officer at Reco. “By combining Cyera’s data sensitivity context with Reco’s view of agent identities, permissions, connections and activity, customers can identify the access paths that matter most and remediate them with much greater precision.”

Reco, the only AI security platform purpose-built to discover, govern and secure every AI agent, identity and SaaS connection across the enterprise, announces a series of strategic executive appointments, geographic expansion in Texas and the United Kingdom and Ireland, and channel milestones reflect a market reaching an inflection point. Fortune 500 enterprises are deploying AI agents at scale. The governance infrastructure to manage them is no longer optional. Organisations need continuous visibility across their apps, the AI running inside them, and the agents extending beyond them. More than 100 enterprises are already building that with Reco. Mainstream enterprise requirement The company has named Zoe Hillenmeyer as Chief Operating Officer. Hillenmeyer joins from Protect AI, where she led commercial and marketing functions across AI security and brings senior experience from AWS, IBM and Peak AI. At Reco, she will oversee go-to-market execution, operational scale and cross-functional alignment as the company expands its enterprise footprint. She joins at a moment when AI agent security is shifting from early adopter priority to mainstream enterprise requirement. Additional executive appointments include Dana Harduf as Chief Human Resources Officer, Sandy Mathews as Vice President of Product Marketing and Merav Keren Kindler as Vice President of Marketing. AI agent governance Reco is opening a physical office in Texas, where the company has operated with dedicated team members and enterprise customers. Texas is home to one of the highest concentrations of Fortune 500 headquarters in the United States, with particular depth in financial services, energy, and healthcare, sectors where AI agent adoption and the identity risk it introduces are advancing rapidly. The company has also placed a team on the ground in the United Kingdom and Ireland. EU AI Act enforcement timelines are creating board-level urgency for AI agent governance and European enterprise demand has grown steadily alongside the US pipeline. Oliver Sears has joined Reco as the company’s UKI Sales Director to own enterprise go-to-market across the region. Identity security services Reco has reached top national reseller rankings with a key channel partner in the United States. This partner has built a managed security practice around the Reco platform, using it to deliver AI agent governance and identity security services to enterprise clients. The model demonstrates how channel partners can build differentiated service offerings on top of Reco's infrastructure. In addition, enterprise wins are driving inclusion in Q1 reviews and QBRs, and the indirect pipeline is growing in parallel with the direct sales build-out. The company also received three Global InfoSec Awards in 2026 for Market Innovator SaaS/Cloud Security, Market pioneer AI Security Solution and Pioneering GenAI Cybersecurity, reflecting independent recognition of Reco's technical depth and traction across the enterprise security market. AI risk converge "You can't protect what you can't see,” said Jim Bowie, Chief Information Security Officer at Tampa General Hospital. “Reco makes it really easy to see your exposure. One click, you pop it up, you can walk into any leader's office and say look what's happening. We need to address this.” “I joined Reco because the company is solving the right problem at exactly the right moment. Agent governance is where identity security and AI risk converge, and most enterprises do not yet have the infrastructure to manage it,” said Zoe Hillenmeyer, COO at Reco. “Every organisation I have talked to is at a different stage: some are governing a handful of agents, some have hundreds operating across their environment without full visibility. My focus at Reco is building the go-to-market infrastructure to meet them where they are and scale with them as this category matures.” Enterprise security infrastructure “AI agent security is no longer a planning-cycle conversation for Fortune 100 security teams. It is an active deployment challenge. We built Reco to be the platform security leaders reach for when they need to know what every agent in their environment can access, what it is doing and whether it is operating within policy,” said Ofer Klein, CEO at Reco. “The executive hires, the geographic expansion and the channel build are strategically intentional. We are positioning Reco to lead this category as it becomes standard enterprise security infrastructure. We are building the channel and technology partner ecosystem to get there at scale.”