GC Cybersecurity announced the availability of its ISE Autonomous Data Protection Platform, its fifth-generation cybersecurity platform for safeguarding enterprise data in the age of increasing generative AI, cloud adoption, SaaS application deployments, and collaboration tools.
The product was announced during RSA Conference 2026 being held this week in San Francisco. According to GC Cybersecurity, the platform aims to close gaps caused by AI-driven data exposure. That risk category emerges when sensitive data is shared beyond core corporate networks and policies to third-party tools or AI products.
How AI Is Changing Enterprise Data Protection
ISE Autonomous Data Protection combines agentic AI with GC Cybersecurity’s fifth-generation cybersecurity architecture to extend groups of autonomous agents into the cloud, SaaS, email, collaboration, and generative AI tools. Features include data loss prevention (DLP), data exfiltration prevention, automated data classification, dynamic access control, automated policy synthesis, continuous compliance enforcement, and CyberSOC automation.
The business problem enterprises face is straightforward: workers are using AI tools and cloud apps to share, process, and transport information. That can include sensitive data like intellectual property, financial records, customer details, and personally identifiable information (PII). Security teams need a method to discover where sensitive information travels and apply controls without having to manually secure every possible workflow.
Automating Security Across Cloud and AI Environments
ISE Autonomous Data Protection discovers sensitive data and automatically enforces data protection policies wherever that data lives or travels to, GC Cybersecurity said. Ideally, that provides security and compliance teams with real-time visibility into and enforcement of data movement across today’s business technology landscape.
“We are unveiling Autonomous Data Protection at RSA Conference 2026,” said Tarique Mustafa, CEO and Founder of GC Cybersecurity. “Today’s enterprises have a problem on their hands. Their current security stack just isn’t cutting it. Data is the new perimeter, and it’s being exposed to unimaginable risk as AI starts to extend your attack surface.”
Supporting Enterprise AI While Reducing Risk
GC Cybersecurity is positioning the new cybersecurity platform as a way to enable generative AI use while not relying solely on traditional security controls to protect sensitive information. Leveraging concepts like Zero Trust along with policy enforcement and automation, GC Cybersecurity aims to help enterprises enable AI use while keeping tighter control over regulated and sensitive data.
