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Omni DLP is used to discover, classify, and protect sensitive enterprise data across cloud and on-premises environments. Cyera describes it as an AI-native DLP solution that replaces legacy, rule-based systems with automated, context-aware controls. The product is especially relevant when a security team needs to see sensitive data at rest and stop risky movement of that data in motion. Based on our analysis of 870+ AI tools, this places Omni DLP in the enterprise data security category rather than the lightweight endpoint-monitoring category.
Cyera’s page emphasizes automation, AI-native classification, and context-aware controls instead of manually maintained rule sets. The structured product description says every alert is pre-analyzed and ready to act on, which is a direct response to the alert fatigue common in traditional DLP programs. It also claims the workflow can operate like a team of 30 with just 3 people, suggesting the product is designed to reduce operational overhead. Buyers should still validate this claim during a proof of concept using their own data types and policy requirements.
Yes, the provided website content says Cyera protects and controls enterprise data across cloud and on-premises environments. The page’s software schema lists the operating system as Cloud, while Cyera’s organization description explicitly includes both cloud and on-premises coverage. That makes Omni DLP relevant for hybrid enterprises that cannot centralize all sensitive data into one environment. Exact supported platforms and repositories are not listed in the supplied page content, so they should be confirmed with Cyera during evaluation.
The current listing keeps pricing as Enterprise because Cyera’s own pricing page points buyers to a custom quote for DSPM and DLP rather than public checkout pricing. A 2025 public-sector reseller price list provides reference annual per-employee MSRP examples for Cyera DLP modules: M365 Standard is listed from $17 to $23 per employee per year depending on employee-count tier, M365 Advanced from $28 to $61, Google Workspace from $17 to $37, Email from $8 to $18, and Messaging from $3 to $6. Buyers should still request a formal Cyera quote because final pricing can vary by module mix, support level, data scope, contract terms, and procurement channel.
Cyera published a May 15, 2026 Omni DLP blog post about securing Microsoft 365 files that sensitivity labels cannot reach, describing content-based policy enforcement across upload, email, share-link, sync, and unmanaged-device movement. Cyera’s 2026 AI Runtime Protection page also says Omni DLP extends into real-time AI data leakage prevention for tools such as Copilot and ChatGPT. The scraped page also includes 2 related blog-post entries, both pointing to Cyera’s strategic partnership announcement with Abnormal AI, including a 2025-02-19 entry focused on stopping AI-driven email attacks from becoming data loss.
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