Cyera to Acquire Oasis Security for $1 Billion

Cyera announced on Tuesday it has agreed to acquire Oasis Security for about $1 billion, with roughly $700 million in cash and the balance paid in Cyera shares. The companies said the deal will combine Cyera’s data security platform with Oasis’s tools for governing non-human identities and automated agents.

Oasis built an Agentic Access Management platform that tracks credentials and accounts used by services, scripts, bots and AI agents. The platform offers visibility into those identities, enforces policies and restricts agent access to critical systems and sensitive data.

Cyera said it will integrate Oasis technology to link identity visibility with data controls, enabling administrators to set and enforce what humans, machines and agents can access. Company representatives framed the combined product as a single system for identity and data governance across enterprise environments.

The transaction follows recent fundraisings for both firms. Cyera completed a large funding round weeks ago that valued the company in the multi-billion-dollar range, and Oasis raised $120 million in a Series B round in March. The companies did not provide a timetable for closing and said the deal remains subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.

Yotam Segev, co-founder and CEO of Cyera, commented on the integration, saying, “Knowing your data isn’t enough if you can’t govern who or what touches it. Knowing your identities isn’t enough if you don’t know what they can see. Put those two things together and you get one system that decides what every human, machine, and agent can see and do.”

The transaction is among the largest cybersecurity acquisitions reported so far in 2026. Cyera and Oasis said the combined offering is intended to address the increase in automated workflows and AI-driven tools that use non-human credentials to access enterprise resources.