AI Startup Eve Security Raises $4.5M in Seed Extension Funding

The round also saw participation from Dreamit Ventures, Blu Ventures, and existing investor LiveOak Ventures.

The company plans to use the funding to expand its operations and development efforts.

What is Eve Security?

Eve Security provides a runtime security and governance platform for enterprise AI agents.

Its platform helps companies monitor what autonomous AI agents do after they are connected to sensitive data, applications, and infrastructure. It provides visibility into agent activity and allows organizations to identify and intervene in high-risk or unusual behavior before an action reaches a critical system.

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Eve’s platform combines governance, observability, and runtime controls to help enterprises deploy AI agents while maintaining security and accountability.

How Much Funding Has Eve Security Raised?

Eve Security has raised $7.5 million in total funding.

Its latest round was a $4.5 million Seed extension, led by Run Ventures.

No earlier funding amount or date was provided beyond the company's total funding following this round.

Who Invested in Eve Security’s Seed Extension Round?

The round was led by Run Ventures.

Participating investors included:

• Dreamit Ventures
• Blu Ventures
• LiveOak Ventures

Why the Funding Matters

Eve Security plans to use the new funding to expand operations and development efforts.

The company is developing security tools specifically for autonomous AI agents, which can take multiple actions across enterprise systems without direct human involvement.

Its platform includes capabilities such as session tainting, discovery, enforcement, and automated remediation across platforms including Databricks, Glean, Microsoft Copilot Studio, Amazon AgentCore, and Amazon Bedrock.

Who founded Eve Security?

Eve Security was founded in 2025 by Nadav Cornberg, Sharon Eilon, and Amit Eliav.

The company is headquartered in Austin, Texas.

Market and Business Growth

Eve Security began its go-to-market efforts in January and says customers are expanding their use of the platform.

The company says more than 85% of policy-matched requests can be evaluated and enforced deterministically through its security policy layer.

For decisions requiring additional analysis, Eve combines its enforcement system with real-time security context from identity providers, DLP systems, and data platforms such as Databricks and Snowflake.

What Happens Next?

Eve Security will focus on expanding its platform to support increasingly complex and autonomous AI agent deployments.

The company will continue developing runtime security, governance, enforcement, and automated remediation capabilities for enterprise AI environments.

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