The start-up, founded by former Abnormal Security employees, identifies active agents, the data they access and risky behaviour. SYN Ventures and Race Capital are leading the funding round.
Opsin, AI's security and governance start-up, announced on October 15 a $21 million raise led by SYN Ventures and Race Capital. The company, which has about 20 employees, will devote these funds to strengthening its commercial and technical teams. His CEO James Pham and co-founder Oz Wasserman met at Abnormal Security, which they left in 2022.
Opsin starts from a point of view: employees without technical competence are now deploying IA agents themselves linked to the company's code, databases and tools, and quickly lose sight of what these agents actually do. Its platform identifies the active agents, tools and data they access and the mission for which they were created, identifies those who deserve to be cleaned, and continuously monitors their behaviour. James Pham cited the case of an agent created by a financial director who had inadvertently opened full access to financial information to other employees.
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