Spin.AI buys DoControl to widen SaaS and AI security platform

Spin.AI said Sunday it acquired DoControl, adding data access governance and SaaS data loss prevention to its security stack. The deal expands Spin.AI’s reach across five layers of SaaS and AI risk while keeping both brands, products and customer support intact.

Why it matters: - The acquisition creates a broader security platform for enterprises managing SaaS and AI risk. - Spin.AI says the combined offering now spans five layers of protection: access governance and DLP, SaaS security posture management, browser security, insider and non-human identity risk, and ransomware resilience. - The deal extends Spin.AI’s protection to more than 2,000 organizations worldwide.

What happened: - Spin.AI announced Sunday that it acquired DoControl, an Israeli cybersecurity company. - The transaction combines DoControl’s automated data access governance and data loss prevention with Spin.AI’s SaaS security posture management, browser and extension security, and cyber resilience tools. - Spin.AI and DoControl will continue operating as independent brands for the foreseeable future.

The details: - DoControl’s core capabilities include automated data access governance, SaaS DLP and AI governance. - Spin.AI’s platform centers on SSPM, browser security, ransomware resilience and its own DLP capability. - The combined company says its coverage now includes insider and non-human identity risk as well as ransomware and cyber resilience. - Spin.AI CEO Dmitry Dontov said the company is building SaaS and AI security in layers and that adding DoControl gives security teams a clearer view of identities accessing data and how data moves. - DoControl CEO Omri Weinberg said the two companies share the same ideal customer profile and vision, and said customers will keep the same product and team they know. - DoControl customers will see no change to their product, site, contracts or support team, and no migration is required. - Spin.AI customers will gain additional capabilities without changing the platform they already use. - DoControl’s team will continue leading the product roadmap, backed by Spin.AI’s security and product engineers.

Between the lines: - The acquisition appears designed to reduce overlap and fill gaps across SaaS defense rather than merge two similar products. - Spin.AI is leaning into defense-in-depth as enterprises face more data movement, more automation and more identity-driven risk in SaaS and AI environments. - DoControl brings proof points that may help Spin.AI market the combined platform, including reported customer outcomes at Vox Media and StackAdapt. - Spin.AI also brings scale signals of its own, including a 4.8 out of 5 G2 rating across 127 reviews and a browser-extension risk engine that has evaluated more than 550,000 extensions and applications. - K1 Investment Management backed Spin.AI in January 2026 and supported the acquisition.

What's next: - Spin.AI said customers should expect the same support teams and no disruption to current contracts or products. - The two companies will keep serving their customer bases under separate brands while the broader platform expands. - Spin.AI said the combined product set will continue to strengthen from here as DoControl’s roadmap moves forward inside the larger company.

The bottom line: - Spin.AI is using DoControl to broaden from SaaS security posture into a more complete SaaS and AI security suite, without forcing customers to replatform.