Cybersecurity Funding, May–June 2026: The AI Trust Layer
Security funding concentrated around data governance, agent identity, and the controls required to deploy AI inside enterprise workflows.
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Corma’s $60M Seed: Sequoia Bets on a Foundation Model for Defense, Not Offense
Sequoia led Corma’s $60M seed with Khosla and Coatue — a Tel Aviv/SF lab building defensive cybersecurity foundation models as AI attackers pull ahead.
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Did Palo Alto Networks Buy Console? Yes. $500M Is Still Reported.
Palo Alto Networks announced on September 1, 2026 that it has acquired Console, a Thrive- and DST-backed IT-agent startup. Terms were not in the press release. TechCrunch, citing two people, said $500 million in cash and stock versus a $157 million PitchBook last mark and $29 million raised.
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CodeRabbit Raises $143M Series C at $1.5B for Agentic Change Management
Atomico and Smash Capital co-led CodeRabbit’s $143M Series C — CRV and Scale return — as AI code review expands into triage, explainability, and post-merge security.
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Bessemer Leads Onyx Security $113M Series B for the Agentic Control Plane
Bessemer Venture Partners led Onyx Security’s $113M Series B (~$640M valuation) in July 2026 to build a secure control plane for enterprise AI agents — steering risky actions instead of only blocking them.
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Neo’s $100M Launch: Why a16z and Bessemer Co-Led Agentic Endpoint Security
Neo emerged from stealth with $100M from Andreessen Horowitz and Bessemer Venture Partners to give SecOps inventory, posture, and real-time control over AI agents on the enterprise endpoint.