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Israeli Cybersecurity Firm Pluto Security Raises $34 Million
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Israeli cybersecurity company Pluto Security has raised $34 million in a funding round led by Jump Capital, bringing its total funding to $42 million. The company, founded in 2025, offers a platform that secures the real-time use of AI tools within organizations by identifying and blocking risky activities. The funds will be used for product development, research, and US expansion. Pluto Security's unique 1990s-inspired design aims to resonate with its target audience of information security managers.
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- Cybersecurity firm Pluto Security announced a $34 million funding round, totaling $42 million.
- The company's platform secures real-time AI tool usage within organizations.
- Jump Capital led the funding round, with participation from Skinos Ventures and AlphaDrive Ventures.
- Pluto Security was founded in 2025 by Shahar Bahat, Gil Maman, and Tal Ofer Regev.
- Funds will support product development, research, and US market expansion.
- The company uses a 1990s-inspired design to connect with its target audience.
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