AIR raised $50 million in two rounds that closed weeks apart, TechCrunch reported. Sequoia Capital led the $10 million round, while Greenoaks led the $40 million round. Swish, Netz and several cybersecurity and technology executives also invested.
The Tel Aviv, Israel-based company sells a platform that discovers and governs enterprise AI agents. It vets skills, plugins, MCP servers and subagents before installation, monitors agent actions at runtime and offers pre-vetted add-ons through a marketplace.
The funding comes as AIR points to security risks in the software installed around AI agents. In company research, AIR said it scanned 142,836 live AI skills and found that 17,822, or 12.4%, relied on at least one untrusted external resource. Those skills represented 6.7 million installations.
CEO Yair Saban and CTO Niv Hoffman founded AIR in February 2026. Both are Unit 8200 veterans with offensive-cybersecurity backgrounds.
AIR said it had more than 20 customers and about 40 employees. Roughly one-quarter of its customers were large enterprises, and the company reported its strongest demand from financial-services and pharmaceutical companies.
AIR became available through AWS Marketplace on August 19, 2026. Customers can purchase and deploy the platform through existing AWS procurement programs and cloud commitments.
TechCrunch identified Noma Security, Zenity, Astrix Security and Operant AI as competitors offering agent discovery, governance, runtime protection or MCP controls. Zenity raised a $125 million Series C in August 2026, while Noma raised a $100 million Series B in 2025.
