Capital One Software Upgrades Databolt to Protect Unstructured Data in AI Applications
Capital One Software, Capital One’s enterprise B2B software division, launched Databolt in April 2025. Its vaultless tokenization technology replaces sensitive data with secure tokens while preserving the original format. With unstructured content such as documents and images accounting for 70%–90% of enterprise data, using it safely in AI applications has become a critical governance issue.
On March 23, 2026, Capital One Software unveiled new Databolt capabilities at the RSAC 2026 Conference. Automated workflows will scan unstructured data, identify personally identifiable information (PII), and protect it through methods including tokenization while preserving its semantic structure for analytics and AI workflows. The company has not disclosed a launch date, pricing, or investment amount.
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The history behind this eventCapital One Open-Sources AI Security Tool VulnHunter
Capital One, one of the largest US financial institutions, operates in an industry where software flaws can expose sensitive customer data and trigger significant regulatory risks. As banks accelerate their use of generative AI and automated development tools, identifying exploitable weaknesses before code reaches production has become an increasingly important part of cybersecurity, compliance and technology-risk management.
Capital One has open-sourced VulnHunter, an agentic AI security tool designed to scan software source code while emulating how a hacker might look for weaknesses. The release gives outside developers and security teams access to the technology and could help them identify and remediate vulnerabilities earlier in the development cycle. The available event information did not specify an exact release date, investment amount or numerical performance benchmarks.
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