AI agent security company Striker has raised $64 million in new funding, SiliconANGLE reported on June 29 local time.
Striker operates a platform that protects AI agents spreading across enterprise systems. It detects AI agents running inside organisations, checks vulnerabilities before deployment and monitors behaviour in real time during operation. Striker previously raised $21 million in early-stage funding in March last year.
AI agents differ from existing software in that they make decisions on their own and act autonomously across connected systems. Striker argues such autonomy creates new risks that are difficult to cover with existing rule-based security systems.
The Striker platform helps companies respond to threats from AI agents through functions that detect agents in enterprises, test vulnerabilities before deployment and block threats in real time.
Chi-gyu Hwang
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