Cyata Launches with $8.5M to Secure AI Workforce
Cyata has emerged from stealth with $8.5 million in seed funding led by TLV Partners, announced in a press release. The company aims to address the security challenges posed by AI agents gaining access to enterprise systems without proper governance or identity management.
Cyata's platform provides comprehensive visibility and control over AI identities, offering automated discovery, forensic observability, and granular access control. This allows organizations to monitor AI agent activities, assess risks, and enforce appropriate controls, ensuring that AI agents operate within secure parameters.
Founded by veterans from Unit 8200, Cellebrite, and Check Point, Cyata is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel. The company is focused on enabling organizations to harness the productivity of AI agents while maintaining security and compliance.
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