Funding

AI Startup Cymphony Raises $30M in Funding Round

Sep 12, 2026 | By Devin Jacobs

SUMMARY

Cymphony raised $30M in funding.
Funds will support product development and expansion.
Cymphony provides AI security and governance tools.

Cymphony, a NYC-based provider of an AI governance and security platform, raised $30M in funding.

The round was co-led by Sequoia Capital and SMBC Fin Atlas Beyond Fund.

The company plans to use the funding to accelerate product development, expand its engineering and go to market teams, and help enterprises securely operationalize AI at scale.

Funding Snapshot

Metric	Details
Fundraise Amount	$30 million
Valuation	Not disclosed
Company	Cymphony
Sector	AI Governance / Cybersecurity
Headquarters	New York City, USA

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About Cymphony

Founded by Shy Dekel, Idan Berkovits, and Erez (Edi) Gotlieb, Cymphony is an AI-native governance and security platform designed to help organizations manage an increasingly AI integrated workforce.

The platform maps employees and AI agents across enterprise systems, showing their access, interactions with sensitive data and potential security risks. It combines SaaS, AI, data and identity signals into a single graph to provide security teams with business context around enterprise activity.

Cymphony has been adopted by enterprise customers including Syngenta, KKR, Cass Information Systems and Athennian.

Core offerings include:

AI governance
AI agent security
Enterprise data access monitoring
Risk prioritization
Automated security remediation

Core Technologies / Products / Services

Capability/Product	Application/Use Case
AI Agent Mapping	Tracks AI agents across enterprise systems
Employee Mapping	Provides visibility into employee access and activity
Data Access Monitoring	Shows interaction with sensitive enterprise data
Risk Analysis	Identifies and prioritizes security risks

Leadership Comments

"The security industry keeps treating AI as another application to secure, but that's the wrong model to use," said Shy Dekel, Co-Founder and CEO of Cymphony. " AI agents are becoming active participants in the business. Companies need to know what they're doing, what they can access, and how they're interacting with employees before they can secure them."

"The biggest enterprise software companies have been built around major technology transitions," said Bogomil Balkansky, Partner at Sequoia Capital. AI agents represent the next shift, and the companies that provide visibility, and control over that new workforce have the opportunity to become foundational platforms."