Company record · security vendor
Polymer
What the company sells
Polymer sells a platform that identifies, analyzes and mitigates security risks across an organization's AI and SaaS ecosystem, including data classification, labeling and policy enforcement to prevent data loss. Its offerings cover data security posture management, data loss prevention for AI tools, and management of human and non-human identity access to data.[1]
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Products and services
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Polymer DSPM
A platform that identifies, classifies and monitors sensitive data across SaaS and AI tools in motion and at rest.
Polymer DLP for AI
Data loss prevention controls aimed at risks introduced by AI tools and agents handling company data.
Polymer SecureRAG[1]
A tool described as AI-powered data security for deployment of LLM agents in enterprises.
Competitors and alternatives
The other companies on our record filed under the same categories, category by category: first those that lead with that category and share more of Polymer's categories, then alphabetical. A list from the record, never a ranking.
On data security posture management, Polymer competes with Concentric AI, Arexdata, BigID, Cyera, Symmetry Systems, Securiti, Sentra, Fasoo, Cyberhaven, Material Security and 6 more.
On data loss prevention, Polymer competes with Fasoo, Cyberhaven, Next DLP, Concentric AI, BigID, Cyera, Keep Aware, Netskope, Barracuda Networks, Broadcom and 11 more.
On saas security posture, Polymer competes with Grip Security, AppOmni, Valence, Material Security, 1Password, Acronis, Axonius, Mitiga, Reco and StratoKey.
On workforce ai usage security, Polymer competes with Aurascape, Pluto Security, WitnessAI, Concentric AI, Fasoo, Arexdata, Grip Security, Keep Aware, Netskope, Next DLP and 8 more.
References
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- [1]polymerhq.ioPolymer · polymerhq.io · undated page, accessed October 28, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing
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Security leadership
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