Reco Funding History

Reco helps businesses discover and secure their AI agents and cloud apps. It maps how agents, people and accounts connect to apps and permissions to spot unapproved AI use and identity threats.

Company Overview

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Reco

  • Cybersecurity

Founded 2020 · Tel Aviv, Israel (US office also)

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Reco Funding Timeline

  1. Announced Sep 29, 2026

    Series B Extension

    US$55 million

    The additional financing included a strategic investment from AT&T Ventures and brought Reco’s disclosed cumulative funding to $140 million.

    Participation included Quadrille Capital.

    Source · reco.ai ↗
  2. Announced Apr 22, 2025

    Series a Extension

    US$25 million

    Reco announced the additional financing as it developed tools to track how access and security risks change across enterprise SaaS apps.

    Led by Insight Partners. Participation included Zeev Ventures, Boldstart Ventures.

    Source · insightpartners.com ↗
  3. Announced Jun 3, 2022

    Series A

    US$25 million

    The round backed tools for mapping how employees share sensitive data and detecting exposure across enterprise applications.

    Led by Insight Partners, Zeev Ventures.

    Source · businessinsider.com ↗
  4. Announced Nov 12, 2020

    Seed

    US$4.2 million

    Boldstart Ventures says it led Reco’s seed round in November 2020, with participation from Angular Ventures and angel investors.

    Led by Boldstart Ventures.

    Source · boldstart.vc ↗

Reco Founding Team

Reco’s founding team brought experience from Israel’s military and government technology programs. The company maps the relationships among enterprise applications, accounts, and permissions to surface security risks.

  • Ofer Klein — CEO. Former Israeli Air Force pilot and serial entrepreneur.
  • Tal Shapira — CTO. PhD who headed a cybersecurity R&D group in the Israeli Prime Minister's Office.
  • Gal Nakash — CPO. Former Lieutenant Colonel in the Israeli Prime Minister's Office.

Reco Products

  • Reco

    Identify security risks across SaaS apps and the AI agents that interact with them.

Reco Company Development

The SaaS Context Graph Extends to Agents

Reco built around visibility into SaaS accounts and permissions. Bringing AI agents into the graph makes them part of that same investigation: a security team can examine which apps an agent reaches and which identities give it that access.

Reco Competitive Landscape

Who Can Act Across SaaS Applications

Reco's focus on accounts and permissions differs from Prompt Security's emphasis on AI usage and prompt-level controls. The choice of starting point matters when a risky agent has broad access even though no specific prompt has yet triggered an alert.