Pluto Security
A security startup focused on the safe enterprise use of AI. It offers solutions such as AI firewalls and large language model gateways that monitor and block the risk of sensitive data leakage during interactions between employees and AI tools.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Pluto Security's approach is similar to the logic by which CASB solves the shadow IT problem, but its target has expanded from SaaS to AI tools and employee-built applications.
Pluto Security has launched a free platform called Plutonium that allows risk assessment of public AI tools.
Pluto Security's software continuously monitors the AI tools employees use and the applications they create, in order to identify potential risks.
Pluto Security has completed a total of $42 million in funding, consisting of an $8.5 million seed round (led by TLV Partners) and a $34 million follow-on round (led by Jump Capital, with participation from Skinos, Ansa Capital, and others).
Of the company risks detected by Pluto Security, about 60% come from non-developers, with finance teams ranking first for building unapproved tools on their own, followed by marketing and legal, and developers last.
Pluto Security's tool once identified a typical case: an employee in a large company's finance department created a customer-facing application that was directly exposed to the public internet with no access controls.
Pluto Security began selling software last April and currently has more than $2 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR).
Pluto Security has more than 30 enterprise customers, including Oscar Health, Workato, Sixt, and AlphaSense, and currently has 40 employees across the United States and Israel.
Pluto Security is precisely in the segment of addressing enterprise risks brought by AI usage, which is also the segment with the fastest rise in capital attention recently.
Security startup Pluto Security recently completed a $42 million funding round, targeting the enterprise security anxiety triggered by the spread of AI.
All Facts (10)
Pluto Security's approach is similar to the logic by which CASB solves the shadow IT problem, but its target has expanded from SaaS to AI tools and employee-built applications.
50%UnverifiedOf the company risks detected by Pluto Security, about 60% come from non-developers, with finance teams ranking first for building unapproved tools on their own, followed by marketing and legal, and developers last.
50%UnverifiedPluto Security began selling software last April and currently has more than $2 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR).
50%UnverifiedPluto Security has more than 30 enterprise customers, including Oscar Health, Workato, Sixt, and AlphaSense, and currently has 40 employees across the United States and Israel.
50%UnverifiedPluto Security's software continuously monitors the AI tools employees use and the applications they create, in order to identify potential risks.
50%UnverifiedPluto Security is precisely in the segment of addressing enterprise risks brought by AI usage, which is also the segment with the fastest rise in capital attention recently.
50%UnverifiedPluto Security has launched a free platform called Plutonium that allows risk assessment of public AI tools.
50%UnverifiedPluto Security has completed a total of $42 million in funding, consisting of an $8.5 million seed round (led by TLV Partners) and a $34 million follow-on round (led by Jump Capital, with participation from Skinos, Ansa Capital, and others).
50%UnverifiedPluto Security's tool once identified a typical case: an employee in a large company's finance department created a customer-facing application that was directly exposed to the public internet with no access controls.
50%UnverifiedSecurity startup Pluto Security recently completed a $42 million funding round, targeting the enterprise security anxiety triggered by the spread of AI.
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