Pluto Security Emerges From Stealth With $42M in Funding as AI Workspace Security Gains Momentum

Pluto Security has entered the AI workspace security market with a $42 million funding round, marking a significant milestone in the industry. The company focuses on providing enterprises with visibility, risk assessment, and real-time control over the AI tools their employees use. Pluto recently reached multi-million-dollar annual recurring revenue, with over 1 million endpoints secured globally and a customer base of more than 40 enterprises.

Founded by CEO Shahar Bahat, Tal Ofer Regev, and Gil Maman, Pluto's approach to security combines endpoint visibility, contextual analysis, and real-time enforcement. This allows security teams to block malicious activities, restrict unsafe agent actions, and prevent access to sensitive data without disrupting legitimate work. Their platform, Plutonium, is a free AI supply chain security hub that provides thousands of security professionals with insights into risks associated with AI tools.

The company's funding, led by Jump Capital and TLV Partners, reflects the growing demand for AI workspace security as businesses increasingly rely on AI tools for software development and automation. While traditional security models focused on blocking threats, Pluto's philosophy centers on understanding user intent and providing security teams with context to enable safe work.

As AI-powered tools become more accessible, Pluto aims to help organizations navigate the complexities of AI supply chains and ensure secure, efficient workflows.