Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

JetStream Security is a San Francisco–based AI governance company that helps large enterprises safely adopt and manage AI at scale. Its platform maps, monitors, and controls AI systems, allowing organizations to enforce guardrails, manage risk, and maintain oversight without slowing innovation. A core feature, AI Blueprints, generates dynamic graphs that show the relationships among agents, models, data sources, tools, and identities involved in every AI workflow at any given moment. This granular visibility supports compliance, security, and operational efficiency for complex AI deployments. The company is already working with Fortune 500 customers, demonstrating early market traction, though specific revenue or user counts have not been disclosed. JetStream plans to use newly raised capital to expand engineering, product development, and go-to-market teams, accelerating its reach across additional enterprise accounts.

Participated · Series B · Oct 2025

ConductorOne provides an AI-native identity security platform that centralizes visibility, enforces least-privilege access controls, and automates the entire identity lifecycle across applications and infrastructure. Built from day one with AI, the platform unifies identity governance and administration, identity and access management, and privileged access management, replacing fragmented legacy tools. It connects to a broad set of systems through out-of-the-box connectors and uses automation to deliver a reported 95% reduction in IT effort for access requests, effectively doing the work of two full-time employees. ConductorOne currently manages millions of identities and is trusted by Fortune 500 and high-growth companies such as Zscaler, Ramp, DoorDash, DigitalOcean, and Instacart. As AI drives a 100x surge in identity counts, the company positions itself to address this complexity with scalable, AI-driven automation. With more than $100 million raised to date, ConductorOne plans to use new capital to accelerate product innovation—adding expanded AI automation, actionable analytics, and modern directory management—grow its team, and deepen enterprise adoption. The firm emphasizes a customer-obsessed culture and quick time-to-value, differentiating itself from legacy vendors.

Participated · Series C · Feb 2025

Tines provides an AI-powered workflow orchestration platform used by security and IT teams to build, run, and monitor complex automated processes. The company recently launched native AI features and Workbench, a generative AI chat interface that lets users query, analyze, and take action on data across applications. Tines positions itself to connect AI and large language models with enterprise data and systems while adding privacy and compliance safeguards. Customers named in the article include Coinbase, Databricks, GitLab, Mars, Canva, Elastic, Kayak, Intercom, McKesson and Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Operationally, the number of automated actions on the platform has more than tripled over the past year, now exceeding one billion tasks automated every week. The company is co-headquartered in Dublin and Boston and was founded in 2018. Tines offers a drag-and-drop, no-code workflow automation platform that began by solving security team workflow challenges. Its tools automate mission-critical security workflows such as monitoring security and compliance alerts and are expanding into adjacent IT areas like employee onboarding, patch management, infrastructure, engineering and product. The company positions itself as the integration 'plumbing' between disparate security and IT systems and emphasizes a context-aware, focused approach versus larger competitors. Revenues grew 200% in the last 18 months, and the company says it is intentionally unprofitable to prioritize growth. Founders Eoin Hinchy and Thomas Kinsella built the product from their prior cybersecurity roles at companies including DocuSign, eBay and Deloitte. Tines has raised roughly $146.2 million to date and plans to use the new capital to deepen its automation platform across infrastructure, engineering and product teams. Tines offers a no-code automation platform that lets security teams build drag-and-drop workflows to automate incident response, phishing response, endpoint detection and help-desk ticketing. The vendor-agnostic platform connects to any API-driven tool and can run in the cloud or on-premises. Tines recently launched a Story Library of prebuilt workflow automations and emphasizes interoperability and ease of use—customers can learn to automate in hours. Its customer base ranges from Fortune 500s to startups and includes McKesson, Canva, Databricks, MongoDB, Kayak, Elastic, Auth0 and GitLab; about 10,000 users have signed up for the free community edition. The company reports revenue has increased 4x since April 2021, saying revenue tripled each year for the last two years and is on track to triple again this year. Tines plans to use new capital for go-to-market, R&D, partnerships outreach and hiring, and expects headcount to rise to over 180 by year-end with hires in Dublin and its new Boston office. Tines is a no-code security automation platform that blends security orchestration and robotic process automation with a low-code/no-code user interface. Its tools include pre-configured integrations with business and security tools, and for advanced users can hook into virtually any API. The platform is designed to let non-technical employees become productive in about three hours and to free security analysts from repetitive tasks. Customers include Box, Canva, OpenTable and Sophos, indicating enterprise adoption across sectors. Tines was founded in 2018 by two former senior security operators from DocuSign and is headquartered in Dublin with a new office in Boston. Following the Series B, the company has raised $41.1 million to date and is valued at $300 million. It plans to use the new funding to double its 18-person team to support product growth. Tines provides a cybersecurity automation platform that lets security teams automate repetitive manual tasks using six software "agents" as multipurpose building blocks. The platform connects to any system with an API rather than relying on pre-built integrations, enabling rapid workflow automation. Customers have applied Tines beyond security into IT, DevOps and HR. In less than a year the company has onboarded 10 enterprise customers, including Box, Auth0 and McKesson, automating on average 100,000 actions per day. Founded in February 2018 by Eoin Hinchy and Thomas Kinsella, the company had been bootstrapped as recently as October. The new funding will be used to continue product development and further expansion into the U.S. and Europe.

Participated · Series A · Jan 2025

Seraphic Security has developed patented technology that converts any browser into a secure browser with protection and detection capabilities. Its solution enables secure access to SaaS and private web applications from managed and personal devices without the complexity and cost of VDI or VPN. The product is invisible to the end user and supports all browsers and SaaS desktop applications such as Teams, Slack, Discord and WhatsApp. The company is led by CEO Ilan Yeshua and is based in San Jose, CA. Seraphic intends to use newly raised funds to accelerate its product roadmap and expand its market presence in North America and EMEA. The company raised $29M in a Series A round.

Participated · Series A · Sep 2024

Aembit offers a non-human identity and access management (IAM) platform that secures access between workloads and the services that authorize access to sensitive data and infrastructure. Its Aembit Workload IAM Platform enforces secretless, just‑in‑time access based on a workload’s identity and posture via a policy engine. The platform’s identity control plane enables DevSecOps teams to automate secretless, policy-based, Zero Trust workload access with MFA-strength capabilities. Aembit supports workloads across clouds, SaaS, and data centers to govern non-human access. The company was co-founded by David Goldschlag and Kevin Sapp and is based in Silver Spring, MD. It plans to use newly raised funds to expand operations and accelerate product development. Aembit offers a workload identity and access management service that helps DevOps and security teams manage how federated workloads (APIs, databases and other cloud resources) talk to each other without code changes. The company is officially launching its service and raised a $16.6M seed round to support that rollout. Its platform aims to become the system of record for workload identities and workloads themselves, including ephemeral workloads, and can run in a non-enforcement discovery mode to reveal access patterns. Aembit positions itself distinct from API gateways by focusing on the client side — authorizing the client that accesses an API. Co-founders David Goldschlag and Kevin Sapp previously co-founded New Edge Labs (acquired by Netskope) and Trust Digital (acquired by McAfee), and left Netskope in summer 2021 before starting Aembit. The company has 11 full-time employees, mostly engineers, has been selling to large enterprises, and plans to grow its marketing team and launch a self-serve product to expand into SMBs.