Key Takeaways
- • Opsin, a San Jose, CA-based AI governance and security platform, raised $21M in funding, according to FinSMEs.
- • The round was led by SYN Ventures and Race Capital, with proceeds earmarked for expanding platform development.
- • Opsin's platform detects and contains AI agent misbehavior, giving security teams visibility into agent access, intended purpose, and behavioral deviations.
- • The company already serves nearly 20 enterprise customers, including Culligan, Barry-Wehmiller, Wellstar Health System, and UiPath, across regulated sectors.
Summary
Opsin, a San Jose, California-based provider of an AI governance and security platform, has raised $21 million in funding, according to FinSMEs. The round was led by SYN Ventures and Race Capital. The company stated it intends to use the proceeds to expand its platform development efforts.
Opsin was founded by James Pham, Oz Wasserman, and Jeremy Mailen. The company's AI-native platform is designed to help enterprises securely adopt AI agents at scale across workforce-approved AI tools, including Microsoft Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT Enterprise, Gemini, and other enterprise-approved platforms. The system connects identity, agent, data, tool, behavioral, and intent context to give security teams visibility into what AI agents can access, what they are intended to do, and when their behavior deviates from that purpose.
The platform helps organizations discover AI agents, identify oversharing and excessive access, prioritize risk, and enforce security controls across enterprise AI environments. According to the source, Opsin already serves nearly 20 enterprise customers, including Culligan, Barry-Wehmiller, Wellstar Health System, and UiPath, spanning healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, and other regulated sectors.
Opsin was founded by James Pham, Oz Wasserman, and Jeremy Mailen. The company's AI-native platform is designed to help enterprises securely adopt AI agents at scale across workforce-approved AI tools, including Microsoft Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT Enterprise, Gemini, and other enterprise-approved platforms. The system connects identity, agent, data, tool, behavioral, and intent context to give security teams visibility into what AI agents can access, what they are intended to do, and when their behavior deviates from that purpose.
The platform helps organizations discover AI agents, identify oversharing and excessive access, prioritize risk, and enforce security controls across enterprise AI environments. According to the source, Opsin already serves nearly 20 enterprise customers, including Culligan, Barry-Wehmiller, Wellstar Health System, and UiPath, spanning healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, and other regulated sectors.
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