Israeli identity security startup Rig Security Inc. launched today with $12 million in new funding to help enterprises keep watch over the artificial intelligence agents that operate under their employees’ accounts.

With investment from the CrowdStrike Falcon Fund and leadership from Wiz, Rig’s platform sees and protects all identities, including agents at runtime

A few weeks ago, Gartner® published a report called Coolest Vendor Innovations in Data Security. Jazz is in it.

Cybersecurity has had no shortage of new companies and ideas this summer. Behind some of the most interesting developments are founders who have spent years working on the problems they are now trying to solve.

When AI security startup HiddenLayer raised its $50 million Series A three years ago, one of the big questions in the space was whether the AI threats the startup was protecting against would manifest in enough quantity to make for a real market. As my former colleague Kyle Wiggers noted at the time, it was difficult to pin down real examples of attacks against AI at scale.

Security operations platform startup Blumira Inc. today launched Hearth, a vendor-agnostic artificial intelligence command center that lets security teams investigate and act across their existing tools from a single interface.