Zenity
Security platform for AI agents and low-code/no-code applications, covering posture, runtime detection and governance.
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Zenity, founded in 2021 by Ben Kliger and Michael Bargury and based in Tel Aviv, secures AI agents and copilots as well as low-code/no-code applications used in the enterprise.
The platform provides visibility into agents and the permissions they hold, posture management, and runtime detection of misuse such as prompt injection. Its research team has published attacks against widely used enterprise copilots.
Innovation Matrix Assessment
Moved from low-code security into agentic AI security early, backed by active offensive research.
Offers agent inventory and runtime controls relevant to Microsoft and similar copilot ecosystems.
$38M Series B (Oct 2024) with M12, Third Point and Intel Capital participation reported by Calcalist and Dark Reading.
Extends security from the model to the business-user agent and its permissions.
Published research exposes real weaknesses, but independent efficacy proof of the product is limited.
Agent proliferation makes this problem larger over time.
Why CISOs Should Care
Business users are building agents and copilots outside IT; Zenity gives security visibility and guardrails over them.
What Makes It Different
Focuses on agent behaviour and permissions in business platforms, not only on model inputs and outputs.
The Matrix Verdict
73/100 — MEANINGFUL INNOVATOR
Zenity is a Meaningful Innovator, with credible investors and research credibility offset by modest independent evidence of product efficacy.
Editorial Note: Claims vs. Verified Findings
Customer claims (Fortune 500 enterprises) come from company press releases. Funding is independently reported.
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