Cyera to Buy Oasis Security for $1 Billion
The acquisition will fold Oasis’s agentic access management into Cyera’s data-security platform to give firms unified control over human, machine, and AI-agent access.
Overview
- Cyera announced on Tuesday that it has signed an agreement to acquire Oasis Security for about $1 billion, a deal the buyer says will extend its platform to govern non-human identities.
- Calcalist reported that roughly $700 million of the purchase will be paid in cash and the remainder in Cyera shares, a detail Cyera has not fully itemized in its own statement.
- Oasis built Agentic Access Management (AAM), software that finds, monitors, and enforces policy for non-human identities such as AI agents and machine accounts so they cannot access data or systems without permission.
- The move follows recent financings for both firms: Cyera raised $600 million at a $12 billion valuation and Oasis completed a Series B; those rounds helped position both companies for a strategic combination.
- SecurityWeek lists the transaction as the second-largest cybersecurity deal of 2026 so far, a sign of growing consolidation that could push other vendors to add agent and identity controls or pursue their own deals.