GoKawiilReco raises $55M to expand into AI agent security
Reco, previously focused on securing SaaS and AI platforms, has raised $55 million and repositioned its product around a context graph that maps connections between AI agents, apps, people, accounts and permissions. CEO Ofer Klein said the shift responds to companies deploying agents faster than they can track them, citing a Fortune 100 customer where Reco found 21,000 unknown agents and a financial firm where an ex-employee's agent had unauthorized Salesforce access.
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The funding round highlights a crowded field of at least two dozen startups pitching overlapping solutions—knowledge graphs, runtime monitoring, tool vetting—for governing AI agents, suggesting investors see agent security as a major emerging category. Reco's pivot from SaaS security to agent-focused tooling also illustrates how vendors are repositioning existing products to capture demand from enterprises struggling with unmanaged 'AI sprawl'.
- Reco raised $55 million and repositioned around a context graph linking agents to apps, people, and permissions.
- The AI agent security market already has roughly two dozen vendors offering similar discovery and governance capabilities.
- Reco says it found 21,000 unknown agents at one Fortune 100 client and a rogue agent with Salesforce access at a financial services firm.
Source: techcrunch.com — Ram Iyer, 2026-09-29
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