Pluto Security Inc. has secured $42 million in new funding to expand its enterprise AI security platform. The capital was raised in two stages: a seed round led by TLV Partners and a Series A round led by Jump Capital, with participation from Skinos, a fund linked to Shlomo Kramer.
The company, based in Tel Aviv, provides software that automatically maps AI agents across cloud infrastructure, endpoints, and SaaS applications. The platform collects telemetry on AI models, tools, and user-defined customizations, such as plugins or prompts, to identify potential cybersecurity risks.
Pluto utilizes lightweight sensors and existing security tools to monitor activity. When a risky action is detected, the system issues a prompt to halt the workflow. Organizations can define specific security policies to regulate how developers interact with sensitive systems or manage agent configurations.
Beyond its core platform, Pluto offers a free service called Plutonium, which evaluates over 4,500 public agent extensions and connectors for security vulnerabilities. The company also conducts independent research, recently identifying a hacking campaign targeting Solidity users.
Currently, Pluto generates over $2 million in annualized revenue from more than 30 enterprise clients, while its free service serves several thousand users. The new funding will be directed toward workforce expansion, product development, and ongoing cybersecurity research.
