Oasis Security Bags $120M to Lock Down Non-Human Identities
Cybersecurity startup Oasis Security raises $120M to protect companies from risks posed by AI bots and automated accounts.
Oasis Security just pulled in a massive $120 million funding round, pushing its total raised to $190 million. The cybersecurity startup has carved out a niche that's becoming impossible to ignore: securing non-human identities.
Think AI bots, automated work tools, and machine-driven accounts that need access to corporate systems. As companies pile on automation, the attack surface from these non-human entities is exploding. Oasis wants to be the gatekeeper.
The company helps organizations manage and secure access from accounts that aren't tied to actual people — a growing blind spot in enterprise security. Traditional identity management was built for humans. Oasis is betting that non-human identities need their own dedicated defense layer.
With $190 million in the war chest, they've got serious runway to prove it.