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Oasis Security raises $120M to protect non-human AI identities, bringing total funding to $190M

Oasis Security raised $120 million to protect non-human AI identities, bringing its total funding to $190 million, Bloomberg reported. The company provides security tools for managing AI agents and automated systems that operate with their own credentials. As enterprises deploy more autonomous AI agents, the identities those agents use become attractive targets for attackers. Oasis focuses on monitoring and securing these machine identities. The funding round reflects investor interest in a security category that barely existed before the current wave of agentic AI deployments.
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