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Forcepoint Acquires Getvisibility to Strengthen AI-Driven Data Security Solutions

  • March 10, 2025
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In a strategic move to enhance its AI-powered data security capabilities, Forcepoint has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Getvisibility, a leader in AI-driven data security and risk management. This acquisition is set to significantly bolster Forcepoint’s ability to provide organizations with real-time visibility, automated risk mitigation, and adaptive security controls in an era where Generative AI (GenAI) is reshaping cybersecurity landscapes.

With the increasing complexity of data security and compliance requirements, organizations are facing unprecedented challenges in protecting sensitive information. Getvisibility’s expertise in Data Security Posture Management (DSPM), Data Detection & Response (DDR), and AI-Mesh technology aligns perfectly with Forcepoint’s vision of Data Security Everywhere. The integration of these technologies will allow Forcepoint to transform data risk into proactive protection, offering enterprises a more intelligent, automated, and seamless approach to security.

Forcepoint’s Data Security Everywhere platform will now incorporate Getvisibility’s advanced AI-based capabilities, providing organizations with enhanced data classification, risk assessment, and compliance automation. With businesses increasingly relying on AI-driven operations, adaptive security measures are becoming critical to safeguarding sensitive data across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

Through this acquisition, Forcepoint is reinforcing its commitment to AI-powered cybersecurity, helping businesses navigate evolving threat landscapes with stronger, smarter, and more automated security solutions. The deal is expected to accelerate the development of next-generation AI-powered security frameworks, ensuring that enterprises remain resilient against emerging cyber threats.

This acquisition marks a significant milestone in the cybersecurity industry, as organizations demand integrated, AI-driven security solutions that not only detect and respond to threats in real time but also proactively mitigate risks before they escalate. Forcepoint’s strategic move underscores the growing importance of intelligent data security in an increasingly AI-driven world, setting new standards for risk resilience and compliance automation.

As the deal progresses, Forcepoint is expected to unveil further details on how Getvisibility’s cutting-edge AI-driven technologies will be seamlessly integrated into its existing security ecosystem. The acquisition is poised to redefine data security for enterprises globally, offering them a future-proof strategy to safeguard their most valuable asset—data.

With AI-driven cybersecurity becoming the cornerstone of digital transformation, Forcepoint’s acquisition of Getvisibility underscores the evolution of data protection strategies, ensuring that businesses can confidently embrace AI and automation without compromising on security or compliance.

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