Oasis Security
Non-human identity management platform discovering, classifying, and governing service accounts, API keys, and machine credentials, now extending to AI agents.
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Oasis Security was founded in 2022 by Danny Brickman and Ami Timarman, both alumni of Israeli intelligence unit 8200, with operations split between New York and Tel Aviv. The company addresses the same non-human identity problem as Astrix and other emerging NHI vendors — discovering and governing the service accounts, API keys, and machine credentials that have proliferated with cloud infrastructure and, increasingly, AI agents.
Oasis raised a $120 million Series B in March 2026, led by Craft Ventures with participation from Sequoia Capital and Accel, bringing total funding to $195 million in roughly three years — an unusually large and fast raise for the category, reflecting strong investor conviction that non-human identity is becoming a first-tier security budget line rather than a niche concern.
Its platform is explicitly framed around securing agentic access — the credentials and permissions AI agents themselves are granted — positioning the company at the intersection of two fast-growing trends: machine identity sprawl and autonomous AI agent adoption in the enterprise.
That trajectory was validated further when data security vendor Cyera completed a $1 billion acquisition of Oasis Security on September 3, 2026, roughly six months after the Series B. The combined platform (the former Oasis product now operates as ‘Cyera Identity’) unifies Cyera’s data-classification and sensitivity mapping with Oasis’s non-human identity governance, aiming to answer not just what data exists and how sensitive it is, but who — human, machine, or AI agent — can reach it.
Innovation Matrix Assessment
Rapidly extended from core NHI discovery/governance into agentic AI access management within about three years of founding.
Automated discovery and classification of machine credentials reduces a manual, largely unaddressed audit burden for security and platform engineering teams.
$195M raised in roughly three years, including a $120M Series B led by Craft Ventures with Sequoia and Accel participating, is an exceptionally strong funding trajectory for the category.
Like Astrix, addresses a category that barely existed as dedicated tooling before this vendor generation, now extending explicitly into AI-agent identity governance. However, Oasis Security's Series B valued it at roughly $500-700M, and it was subsequently acquired by Cyera (itself valued at $12B) for a reported $1B (per calcalistech.com), which is the scale of an established incumbent rather than an emerging category disruptor, so this dimension is scored more conservatively.
As a company founded in 2022, independent third-party evidence of large-scale production efficacy is limited beyond funding-round validation and vendor-reported traction.
Its explicit focus on agentic AI access governance aligns closely with where identity risk is expected to concentrate over the next several years.
Why CISOs Should Care
Oasis gives security teams a way to inventory and govern the exploding population of service accounts, API keys, and now AI-agent credentials that traditional IAM tools were never designed to track.
What Makes It Different
It extends non-human identity governance explicitly to AI agents — treating an autonomous agent's granted permissions as something to be discovered, scoped, and monitored the same way a human or service account would be.
The Matrix Verdict
72/100 — MEANINGFUL INNOVATOR
One of the best-funded pure-play non-human identity vendors, with a funding trajectory that significantly outpaces category peers and a clear focus on the AI-agent identity problem. A strong Meaningful Innovator with genuine momentum.
Editorial Note: Claims vs. Verified Findings
Funding figures are corroborated by multiple independent outlets (SC Media, SiliconANGLE, GovInfoSecurity); efficacy and deployment-scale claims are largely vendor-sourced given the company's youth.
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