Zenity

In its named Varonis case study, Zenity describes identifying personal-account integrations and excessive permissions, tracking risky data flows, and expanding the customer deployment to Microsoft Power Platform.

Zenity reports production deployments at Fortune 20, Fortune 50 and Fortune 200 enterprises, including environments with 2,000 shared agents/apps and more than 150,000 resources, with material reductions in security violations and tenant risk.

Zenity reports production deployments at Fortune 20, Fortune 50 and Fortune 200 enterprises, including environments with 2,000 shared agents/apps and more than 150,000 resources, with material reductions in security violations and tenant risk.

Zenity provides full-lifecycle AI-agent visibility, governance, posture management, runtime protection, MCP security and identity/access controls across SaaS, cloud, homegrown and end-user agent environments.

Zenity provides full-lifecycle AI-agent visibility, governance, posture management, runtime protection, MCP security and identity/access controls across SaaS, cloud, homegrown and end-user agent environments.

Zenity introduced continuous contextual security and a stateful agent-threat engine correlating build-time exposure, runtime behavior and multi-step agent execution into unified risk findings, laying the foundation for guardian-agent enforcement beyond static posture scans.

Zenity raised a $125M Series C in August 2026, bringing total funding above $180M, and has strategic integrations and partnerships with ServiceNow, Anthropic and regulated-sector customers.

Zenity raised a $125M Series C in August 2026, bringing total funding above $180M, and has strategic integrations and partnerships with ServiceNow, Anthropic and regulated-sector customers.

Zenity raised $125M in Series C financing led by Norwest in August 2026 and reports more than 230 employees worldwide, with R&D in Tel Aviv and global go-to-market and operations from New York, supporting continued expansion of its AI-agent security platform.

Zenity secures AI agents and low-code/no-code applications across discovery, posture management, runtime protection, governance and threat detection; its work combines AI security research, SaaS/cloud security, identity, application security and enterprise governance skills.

AI security, identity, runtime protection, MCP, cloud security and governance skills transfer exceptionally broadly across cybersecurity, enterprise AI and AI-safety employers.

AI security, identity, runtime protection, MCP, cloud security and governance skills transfer exceptionally broadly across cybersecurity, enterprise AI and AI-safety employers.