Offroad Raises $7M in Seed Funding Led by Ibex Investors

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

Offroad is building an AI-powered identity security platform that acts like a security team for modern enterprises. Instead of providing more dashboards or alerts, its AI agents collect information from different systems, identify identity-related threats and security risks, and help resolve them automatically or provide the right people with the context needed to take action.

One growing challenge is managing OAuth applications. These apps often have broad access to important business systems such as Google Workspace and GitHub, including emails, files, calendars, and source code. Security teams frequently lack visibility into why the access was granted, who owns the application, what it does, and the risks it may create.

To understand the scope of the issue, Offroad reviewed 2,890 public OAuth applications available on the Google Workspace Marketplace and GitHub Marketplace as of May 2026. The company found that about one-third of the apps, accounting for more than 1.85 billion installs, had significant security concerns that many security analysts would likely flag during a review.

Alongside the research, Offroad launched ohauth.ai, a free OAuth security catalog that helps organizations evaluate app permissions, identify security risks and improve governance over third party applications.

“Identity is no longer just a workforce access problem,” said Offroad co-founder and CEO Dan Bendler. “Enterprises now operate across a constantly changing mix of human users, machine identities, and AI agents. The context needed to understand and resolve identity risk is spread across dozens of systems and workflows, while security teams are still expected to investigate and remediate issues manually. That model is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain.”

“Most identity systems were designed around assumptions that no longer hold,” said Shteyn. AI agents operate across systems at all hours and at a scale humans never could, which makes traditional behavioral baselines far less reliable. Security teams need systems capable of continuously investigating, and reasoning through identity activity, not simply generating more findings.”

“What sets Offroad apart is how its agents actually work alongside the team,” said Sean Mullins, Vice President, Enterprise Infrastructure & CISO. “Rather than adding more alerts to an already noisy environment, they gather context, work through the risk and hand off something actionable. For teams stretched thin on identity security, thats a meaningful shift.”

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“Companies now run on significantly more autonomous identities with broader permissions than the people who deployed them, operating at machine speed through authorization flows that were never designed for autonomous access,” said Adi Dangot Zukovsky, Partner at Ibex Investors. “The market is flooded with tools that find identity risk. Security teams do not need another tool that provides findings. They need operational leverage, not more interfaces. Offroad is betting on closing this loop autonomously from finding to full resolution.”

About Offroad.AI

Founded in 2026, by Dan Bendler and Philip Shteyn, Offroad.AI is developing an AI-powered identity security platform for enterprises. The company helps organizations identify, investigate, manage and resolve identity-related risks across users, service accounts, OAuth applications, machine identities and AI agents.

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