Sentra Integrates with Amazon Security Lake, Providing a Data First Security Approach

Why We Built ChatDLP: Because Banning Productivity Tools Isn't the Answer

Here's why we built ChatDLP, a plugin for chrome and Edge add-on that anonymizes sensitive data typed into ChatGPT before it’s submitted to the model.

Cloud Data Hygiene is an Underrated Security Enabler

Cloud data is a means to a very valuable end. Adopting technology and processes that facilitate effective cloud data hygiene enables cloud data security - and seamless cloud data security enables enterprises to unlock the vast yet often hidden value of their data.

Use Redshift Data Scrambling for Additional Data Protection

In this post, we'll analyze the value of data protection, look at the potential financial consequences of data breaches, and talk about how Redshift Data Scrambling may help protect private information.

Cloud data governance is a security enabler

Data governance is how we manage the availability, usability, integrity, privacy and security of the data in our enterprise systems. It’s based both on the internal policies that dictate how data can be used, and on the global and local regulations that so tightly control how we need to handle our data.

Three Ways DSPM Reduces the Risk of Data Breaches

5 Key Findings for Cloud Data Security Professionals from ESG's Survey

Thoughts on Sentra and the Data Security Landscape After Our Series A

By Asaf Kochan, Co-Founder and President, SentraSeries A announcements are an exciting time for any startup, and we look forward to working with our new investors from Standard Investments, Munich re Ventures (MRV), Moore Strategic Ventures, and INT3 to grow the cloud data security and data security posture management (DSPM) categories. I wanted to take a moment to share some of my thoughts around what this round means for Sentra, cloud data security, and the growth of the DSPM category as a whole. 

Sentra Raises $30M Series A to Lead the Data-Centric Approach to Cloud Security

By Yoav Regev, CEO and Co-Founder, SentraToday we’re announcing that Sentra has raised a $30 million dollar Series A round to revolutionize the way cloud first enterprises secure their data. This brings Sentra’s total funding to $53M. I’m excited to be working together with Standard Industries, Munich Re Ventures, Moore Capital, Xerox, INT3, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Zeev Ventures to help enterprises securely leverage their data to enable growth. The last 18 months have already been an amazing journey, and I wanted to take this opportunity to share some thoughts around how we got to where we are, and what I’m looking forward to in the coming months and years. 

No DevOps? No Problem (For a While, At Least)

By Sagit Dotan, R&D Team LeadBy definition, startups need to be able to adapt quickly. The ability to move and adjust quickly is crucial if we are to have any hope of out-competing larger, established players. On the face of things, this would make us a perfect fit for an in-house DevOps team. DevOps and CI/CD are meant to increase rapid development, testing, and deployment. DevOps was designed to remove traditional barriers between development and operations teams – making sure they’re collaborating across the software’s lifecycle to identify opportunities for improvement, then integrate changes quickly and seamlessly.However, startups are also – to be honest – cost-sensitive creatures, especially in challenging financial climates. And this is why during the early development stages of our product, prior to GA, we did not choose to have a dedicated DevOps team - or even a full time DevOps engineer. And yet, we were able to implement DevOps practices for over a year before we hired for a full time DevOps role.