Price Undisclosed. Kiteworks announced today (September 10, 2026) that it has acquired Bonfy.AI, an Israeli-founded AI data-security company that classifies and enforces policy on sensitive data in real time — inline across email, file sharing, SaaS apps, data repositories, internet-facing AI assistants, and autonomous agents. CTech separately reports the deal is estimated in the tens of millions of dollars; the companies did not disclose consideration. Consideration and multiple: Undisclosed.
Primary thesis from the Kiteworks release: posture management classifies data at rest; risk is created in motion. Bonfy.AI evaluates exchange context (sender, recipient, counterparty relationship, channel, business purpose) and applies policy before the send completes. Kiteworks will fold that into its Data Control Plane and says it will also keep offering Bonfy.AI as a standalone product during integration. Company claim in the release: Kiteworks protects more than 100 million end users across thousands of enterprises and government agencies (company claim).
Bonfy capital history that is public: emerged from stealth June 2025 with $9.5 million Seed led by TLV Partners, with Saban Capital Group participating (company/secondary coverage). Founders: Gidi Cohen (CEO) and Danny Kibel. Kiteworks CBO Amit Toren and CSO Tim Freestone frame the tuck-in as closing the gap between DSPM inventories and runtime exchange control for people and agents. ARR, headcount, and purchase price: Undisclosed.
Underwrite sheet — sourced only: Kiteworks acquires Bonfy.AI (Sep 10 primary PR via EINPresswire); price Undisclosed (CTech: estimated tens of millions — not a disclosed figure); Bonfy Seed $9.5M TLV-led (2025); runtime inline classification into Kiteworks Data Control Plane; Bonfy remains available standalone. Platform stitch is the story. The blank check size is not.