Zenity Raises $125M for AI Agent Security
Zenity raised $125M to secure and govern enterprise AI agents as companies give software more access to tools, workflows and data.
The next enterprise AI security problem is not just what a model says. It is what an agent can do.
What happened
Zenity raised a $125 million Series C to expand its security and governance platform for enterprise AI agents.
The company focuses on helping organisations understand, monitor and control the AI agents being deployed across internal systems. That includes the permissions, workflows and data access that agents may receive as they move from experiments into production.
Why it matters
This is one of the cleanest AI-security stories in the current market. Enterprises are quickly moving from chatbots to agents that can take actions across software tools.
That creates a new control problem. If an agent can access customer data, financial records, code repositories or internal workflows, companies need to know what it is allowed to do, where it is operating and how to stop mistakes or abuse.
The bigger picture
AI security is becoming an identity and governance market. The key question is shifting from “is this model safe?” to “which software actor has access to which system, under what rules?”
Zenity’s round shows that agent security is turning into a serious infrastructure category, not just a feature inside broader AI platforms.