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TENEX.AI closes a $250M Series B led by Crosspoint Capital, appoints former Charles Schwab CISO as President, and ranks #1 on the 2026 Cyber 150 fastest-growing cybersecurity companies list — all while pitching AI-native MDR that triages threats in under a minute.
Former Atlassian CTO Sri Viswanath's Sycamore Labs raises a $65M seed round led by Coatue and Lightspeed to build an 'agentic operating system' with trust-based autonomy, multi-agent coordination, and enterprise governance for AI agent fleets.
Isara raised $94M from OpenAI, Stanley Druckenmiller, and Michael Ovitz to build multi-agent coordination at a scale no one has proven in production. No product, no revenue — just a demo of 2,000 agents forecasting gold prices and a thesis that the next AI breakthrough isn't bigger models but better coordination.
Xbow's Series C makes it a unicorn. The former GitHub executive's company deploys swarms of AI agents that autonomously pen-test web, mobile, and native applications — reaching #1 on HackerOne and reducing testing from weeks to hours.
Oasis Security's Series B brings total funding to $195M for its Agentic Access Management platform. With machine identities outnumbering humans 82 to 1, the company is building least-privilege governance for AI agents at enterprise scale.
Paris-based Parallel raises €20M Series A from Index Ventures to deploy AI agents that automate hospital admin by operating at the UI layer — reading screens and clicking through legacy software. No API integrations. One-week deployment. Dozens of hospitals already live.
Manifold emerges from stealth with $8M seed funding to protect autonomous AI agents at runtime on enterprise endpoints. Founded by ex-Laiyer AI team, tackles the gap between what agents are allowed to do and what they actually do.
Two startups — Kai ($125M) and Surf AI ($57M) — launched agentic security platforms on the same day. The market has decided: AI agents need their own security infrastructure.