Spin.AI Acquires DoControl to Unify Enterprise Data Security
Palo Alto, Tuesday, 1 September 2026.
Spin.AI acquired cybersecurity firm DoControl on August 31, 2026. The deal unifies posture management and data loss prevention, directly addressing enterprise security risks across automated SaaS environments.
Deal Structure and Market Context
Palo Alto-based Spin.AI announced the acquisition of Israeli cybersecurity company DoControl on August 31, 2026 [1]. The deal integrates DoControl’s AI governance and data loss prevention tools with Spin.AI’s security posture management and browser security capabilities [1]. This consolidation addresses the fragmented approach security teams face when managing separate tools for posture management, DLP, and insider risk [2]. As enterprise adoption of generative AI tools accelerates, corporate security teams face growing risks around unmanaged data exposure across SaaS environments [1].
Operational Performance and History
DoControl was recognized in “The Forrester Wave: SaaS Security Posture Management, Q4 2023” for its capabilities in the sector [1]. The company demonstrated measurable impact by helping Vox Media remediate excessive sharing permissions across 20% of its SaaS documents [1]. Additionally, DoControl enabled StackAdapt to reduce public/external asset exposure by approximately 75% while executing 55,000+ automated remediations within a 90-day period [1]. DoControl was founded in 2020, which aligns with co-founder Adam Gavish stating the company was co-founded 6 years ago [4]. This timeline corresponds to the calculation 2020 based on the current year [1][4].
Strategic Outlook and Integration
Spin.AI CEO Dmitry Dontov stated this is their second acquisition in five months, following the acquisition of Revyz in April [2]. DoControl will continue to operate as an independent brand with its current team leading the product roadmap [1]. DoControl CEO Omri Weinberg noted the companies share the same ideal customer profile and vision for organic growth [3]. Spin.AI previously secured investment from K1 Investment Management in March 2026 to support such expansions [1]. Rod Mathews from K1 Investment Management expressed confidence in the combined company’s future performance [5]. Weinberg indicated the entity is positioned for dramatic growth over the next 12–18 months [3]. The combined entity now covers five specific risk layers including access governance and ransomware resilience [1].