Hush Security raises $30M to govern AI agents at runtime

Akamai joined Battery Ventures and YL Ventures in backing the Meta Networks veterans, who plan to expand engineering and US sales.

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Primary source: PR Newswire

Why it matters

AI agents are gaining authority inside enterprise systems faster than access controls are adapting. Hush is betting runtime identity, backed by Akamai's reach, becomes the enforcement layer.

Illustration of Hush Security governing an AI agent at runtime with control panels and status indicators showing active oversight.

Hush Security, founded by cybersecurity veterans Micha Rave, Shmulik Ladkani, Alon Horowitz and Chen Nisnkorn, raised a $30 million Series A to build identity and access controls for enterprise AI agents. Hush announced the financing on July 28th, naming Akamai Technologies as a strategic investor alongside returning backers…

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