Sentra Raises $150 Million to Expand AI and Data Security Platform
Summary
Sentra raised $150 million in a Capital One Ventures-led Series C to expand its data security platform, including DLP, AI governance and agentic AI capabilities, identity controls, and data discovery and classification.
Key points
- Capital One Ventures led Sentra’s $150 million Series C; the company says it has raised $253 million across four funding rounds.
- CEO Yoav Regev said the funding will support data loss protection, AI governance and agentic AI capabilities, identity and access controls, and core data discovery and classification.
- Sentra aims to connect human and non-human identities, including AI agents, to organizational data and support adaptive, time-limited access permissions.
- Regev said current use cases include identifying sensitive data, AI readiness, data hygiene, and addressing excessive permissions in AI workflows.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Series C funding announcement
- Impact
- Sentra raised $150 million in a Capital One Ventures-led Series C round. The company says it will use the funding to develop data loss prevention, AI governance and agentic AI security capabilities, strengthen identity and access controls, and continue investing in data discovery and classification.
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