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How Anthropic's Safeguards team tells attackers from defenders when both use the same techniques, and what security teams should prepare for as AI agents take on more of the attack.

Jazz was named a Gartner Cool Vendor in Data Security.

One Customer had sanctioned a handful of GenAI tools and paid for enterprise accounts on them. Jazz's endpoint agent found 1,223 running.

Over 200 US law firms have been targeted this year by a single criminal group.

Melody, Jazz's agentic investigator, is now available as an app on CrowdStrike Foundry - bringing evidence-backed data protection findings into the Falcon console.

Jazz Appoints Six Senior Leaders to Power Its Next Stage of Growth

DLP Sucks Live Episode 2 recap: CISO Tal Hornstein explains why he avoided DLP for two decades, what changed with AI, demonstrated by Jazz live in action.

Today we launch DLP Sucks – a movement born from hundreds of customer calls, years of false positives, and an industry that’s been saying this quietly for too long.

Why are we called Jazz? That’s a question we get asked A LOT. International Jazz Day feels like the right time to properly answer it.

Jazz won the 2026 CrowdStrike & AWS Cybersecurity Startup Accelerator at RSAC. 1,000 applicants. 6 finalists. Here’s why Jazz came out on top

We emerged today from stealth and announced $61 million in Seed and Series A funding.

I’ve spent my career building products and talking to security leaders. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this: absolutely no one loves their DLP.

For many organizations, Data Loss Prevention has earned an unfortunate nickname: the Department of No.

Most data security programs are stuck in a game of "Groundhog Day."

A public URL, a Slack thread, and one message to a former employee—how contextual analysis revealed a pre-IPO acquisition leak traditional tools missed.

We’re coming out of stealth. But the truth is, we haven’t been quiet — our customers have been doing the talking for us.

I’ve seen enough DLP programs up close to notice a pattern that’s hard to ignore.