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Noma Security

AI and agent security platform that discovers, governs and red-teams AI assets across cloud, code and AI development platforms.

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72/100Meaningful Innovator

Overview

Noma Security is a Tel Aviv-based company founded in 2023 that provides security for enterprise AI systems and agents. Its platform inventories AI assets across cloud environments, code repositories and AI development platforms, then assesses their risk posture.

The product combines discovery of shadow AI, governance of agent permissions and data access, and red-teaming of models and agents. It targets enterprises moving AI agents from pilots into production.

Innovation Matrix Assessment

Innovation Velocity 8/10

Emerged from stealth Nov 2024 and moved to agent security quickly, though the product is young.

Operational Value 7/10

Covers discovery, governance and red-teaming in one platform, useful for teams lacking an AI asset inventory.

Market Momentum 7/10

$100M Series B (2025) led by Evolution Equity and ~$132M total raised are press-reported; company-claimed ARR growth is unverified.

Category Disruption 7/10

Treats AI agents as an asset class needing lifecycle security rather than adding a model filter.

Real-World Efficacy 5/10

Little independent testing or named-incident evidence found; scored conservatively.

Enduring Relevance 9/10

Agent adoption in enterprises is accelerating, making AI governance durable.

Why CISOs Should Care

Gives security teams an inventory of AI assets and agent permissions before agents reach production.

What Makes It Different

Spans the AI development lifecycle (code, cloud, AI platforms) rather than only runtime prompt filtering.

The Matrix Verdict

72/100 — MEANINGFUL INNOVATOR

Noma is a Meaningful Innovator: strong funding and a timely focus on agent security, held back by limited independent efficacy evidence and a young company age.

Editorial Note: Claims vs. Verified Findings

ARR growth of over 1,300% and customer numbers come from the company's funding announcement; funding amounts were reported by Globes and Calcalist. No independent test results were found.

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