Token Security’s platform scans a company’s entire tech stack to automatically pinpoint machine identities and the people responsible for them. It helps customers detect and remediate risky credentials, with most incidents the company has prevented involving outdated credentials or excessive internal access; HPE is one disclosed customer. The company emerged from stealth earlier this year and was founded in 2023; its co-founders met in Israel’s Unit 8200 and bring defensive and offensive security experience. Token has raised new capital to scale its product and operations—raising $20M in a Series A that brings total funding to $27M. The startup is relocating its headquarters from Israel to the United States, with CEO Itamar Apelblat moving next month. It plans to use the funding to expand its platform’s AI security capabilities and grow its executive team. Token Security is a machine-first identity security platform provider that emerged from stealth in Tel Aviv. Its system integrates with existing infrastructure and triages data to extract context, evaluate threats, and prioritize detections to minimize security risk while maintaining development velocity. The platform supports major infrastructure platforms including AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, and Snowflake, and integrates with identity providers, source-code repositories, and secrets managers for richer context. Token Security emphasizes non‑obstructive workflows so developers can continue working while security telemetry is collected and analyzed. The company already serves customers in FinTech, Cybersecurity, InsurTech, and eCommerce across mid-market to Fortune 500 companies. Financially, Token Security announced a $7M Seed funding round to support its growth and product development.

Total raised

$27M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Jan 2025