Oasis Security Funding History

Oasis Security helps companies discover and manage service accounts, machine credentials and other non-human identities. Its agentic access management product governs what AI agents can access.

Company Overview

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Oasis Security

  • Series A
  • Authentication & Identity Services
  • Infrastructure for AI Agents

Founded 2022

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Oasis Security Funding Timeline

  1. Announced May 1, 2024

    Series a Extension

    US$35,000,000

    Oasis raised the extension shortly after emerging from stealth to expand its security tools for machine identities.

    Led by Accel, Cyberstarts, Sequoia Capital.

    Source · accessnewswire.com ↗
  2. Announced Jan 31, 2024

    Seed + Series A

    US$40 million

    Oasis disclosed the seed and Series A together as it emerged from stealth with a product for managing non-human identities.

    Led by Sequoia Capital. Participation included Accel, Cyberstarts.

    Source · techcrunch.com ↗
  3. Date under review

    Series B

    US$120 million

    The financing brought Oasis Security’s cumulative funding to $195 million as it expanded its access controls for non-human identities and AI agents.

    Led by Craft Ventures.

    Source · bloomberg.com ↗

Oasis Security Founding Team

Danny Brickman and Amit Zimerman started Oasis Security after seeing that companies struggled to track the identities used by software and machines. They built a platform to discover those accounts and manage the access they had been granted.

Oasis Security Products

  • Oasis AAM

    Authenticate agent sessions and decide which enterprise systems they can access.

Oasis Security Company Development

Agent Access Extends Machine Identity Management

Oasis began with discovering and governing non-human identities, including service accounts and credentials. Its agent access product extended that work to AI sessions. Cyera’s 2026 acquisition brought the identity layer into a data security company.

Oasis Security Competitive Landscape

Established Credentials and New Agent Identities

Oasis applies non-human identity governance to service accounts and agent sessions. Keycard focuses on identity and access for agents and workloads. Enterprises with a large estate of existing machine credentials have a different starting point from teams securing an agent as they build it.