Israeli AI security startup Pluto launches with $42m
Finance teams are the top source of risks from AI apps built by non-developers, Pluto said.
Pluto Security Inc., an AI security software provider, secured $42 million in funding, with TLV Partners leading a seed round and Jump Capital providing a Series A investment. The company's platform automatically maps out AI agents across endpoints, cloud infrastructure, and SaaS applications, collecting detailed telemetry on each agent.
Pluto identifies the AI model powering each agent, the tool used, and any customizations made. The cybersecurity platform allows companies to customize risk mitigation policies and regulates agents' tools and customizations. Pluto offers a free service, Plutonium, to check publicly available agent extensions and application connectors for risks.
The company, based in Tel Aviv, generates over $2 million in annualized revenue from 30 enterprise customers and intends to use the new funding for workforce expansion, enhancing its commercial offering, and advancing cybersecurity research.
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