""AI can behave unpredictably," said Yaki Faitelson, CEO and co-founder of Varonis. "If you don't know which AI systems you have, what they're doing, or what data they can touch, you can't safely use AI. By combining AllTrue's AI visibility and enforcement with Varonis' Data Security Platform, we're giving organizations a way to adopt AI while keeping risk under control.""
"Data security company Varonis Systems (NASDAQ: VRNS) announced on Tuesday that it has acquired AllTrue.ai for its AI trust, risk, and security management (TRiSM) solutions. Varonis has not publicly disclosed the purchase price, but a representative pointed to a Wall Street Journal report [paywalled] valuing the deal at $150 million. AllTrue.ai's platform gives organizations visibility into where AI is being used, the models and agents that are running, and the data they can access. By integrating AllTrue.ai's capabilities into its own platform, Varonis will enable customers to monitor and control AI behavior, reduce risks, and maintain and demonstrate compliance."
Varonis Systems acquired AllTrue.ai to add AI trust, risk, and security management capabilities to its platform. The deal was not publicly priced; a Wall Street Journal report valued it at $150 million. AllTrue.ai's tools provide visibility into AI usage, running models and agents, and accessible data. Integration will let customers monitor and control AI behavior, reduce risk, and demonstrate compliance. Varonis aims to combine visibility and enforcement with its Data Security Platform to enable safer AI adoption. Varonis experienced stock volatility after a revenue miss and a challenging SaaS pivot, and completed other 2025 acquisitions including SlashNext and Cyral.
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