Hush Security Raises $30M in Series A Funding

An autonomous agent can retain access long after a task ends. The platform replaces standing credentials with permissions granted when needed, giving security teams a central place to revoke access and investigate activity.

Round size
$30M
Stage
Series A
Headquarters
Israel
Announced
Jul 28, 2026

Controlling what an agent can do

Agents enter a central registry, where their identity is mapped to enterprise permissions. Runtime controls limit access to the task, record actions and provide a kill switch. Discovery covers both managed agents and those deployed outside approved processes.

Expanding enterprise deployment

Kyndryl has deployed the platform internally and begun reselling it to enterprise customers. The company is extending its approach from machine identities to agent governance as more autonomous software operates inside business systems.

Where the funding goes

  • Engineering and US sales hiring
  • Enterprise IAM and AI platform integrations
  • Corporate partnerships

Sources

  1. Hush Security: funding announcement
  2. FinSMEs: funding report
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