Oligo raises $60M to stop AI attacks

Oligo Security raised $60 million, bringing its total funding to $140 million, to extend runtime protection against AI-driven attacks and AI agents. The company’s funding notice frames the round as a way to stop attacks at runtime rather than rely only on pre-deployment scanning; the funding claim is company-reported, while the archive’s Claude Code control-plane analysis shows why runtime policy matters once agents can act. Operators should file this as a market signal: agent security is becoming a funded control layer, not merely a prompt-and-permissions feature.