Neo emerges with $100 million to police AI agents on enterprise endpoints
Former SentinelOne operators Nick Warner and Shlomi Salem built Neo with Eran Shirazi, backed by a16z, Bessemer, Craft and Merlin.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: Andreessen Horowitz on X
Why it matters
Neo's $100 million war chest shows investors expect AI agents to create a security layer spanning endpoints, identities and data, even before the startup has disclosed customers or revenue.
Neo, founded by former SentinelOne executives Nick Warner and Shlomi Salem alongside EasySend co-founder Eran Shirazi, emerged from stealth on July 20th with $100 million in cumulative seed and Series A funding to control AI agents operating with employee permissions.…
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