Pluto Security Raises $42 Million to Protect Corporate AI Without Blocking Innovation
Emerging from stealth mode, Pluto Security announced a $42 million funding raise aimed at expanding its specialized security solutions for enterprise artificial intelligence tools. The capital injection is designed to help organizations secure employee-driven integrations of AI agents, browser extensions, and coding assistants without stalling corporate innovation.
Series A Led by Jump Capital
The total capital secured by the firm includes a $33 million Series A funding round led by Jump Capital. Additional backing came from early-stage venture capital firm TLV Partners, which noted that Pluto Security has established a customer base of over 40 enterprises in under a year of operations.
Securing Enterprise Endpoints
According to Pluto Security Co-Founder and CEO Shahar Bahat, the company currently secures more than 1.5 million endpoints across global enterprise clients, including multiple Fortune 500 organizations. The platform’s core architecture is built to understand user and agent intent, allowing corporate security teams to evaluate actions in context rather than resorting to blanket blocks on emerging technology.
- Pluto Security secured $42 million in total funding.
- Jump Capital led the $33 million Series A investment round.
- The platform currently protects more than 1.5 million endpoints worldwide.
As companies rapidly adopt artificial intelligence across diverse operational workflows, specialized startups are addressing the growing need to secure autonomous agents and automated systems against emerging vulnerabilities.
