Israeli AI Security Startup Pluto Raises $42 Million to Manage Workplace AI Risks
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Israeli cybersecurity startup Pluto Security has emerged from stealth, securing $42 million in total funding to manage workplace AI risks. The company, founded in 2025, has already attracted over 40 enterprise customers and secured more than 1 million endpoints globally. The latest funding round was led by Jump Capital, with earlier support from TLV Partners. Pluto's platform provides visibility and control over AI applications, aiming to enable safe work rather than simply blocking innovation.
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- Israeli AI cybersecurity startup Pluto Security has emerged from stealth with $42 million in total funding.
- The company aims to help enterprises manage security risks from AI tools in the workplace.
- Pluto has secured over 1 million endpoints globally and attracted more than 40 enterprise customers.
- The latest funding round of $34 million was led by U.S. venture capital firm Jump Capital.
- Pluto's platform provides visibility and control over AI applications used by employees.
- The startup was founded by veterans from Microsoft, Palo Alto Networks, and Israel's Unit 8200.
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