Noma Security Raises $100M to Secure Agentic AI Systems

Noma Security, a fast-growing Israeli cybersecurity startup founded in 2023, has raised $100 million in Series B funding, led by Evolution Equity Partners, with participation from Ballistic Ventures and Glilot Capital Partners.

This brings the company’s total funding to $132 million. The startup develops a cybersecurity platform designed specifically to detect and address risks in AI-based applications and autonomous agents—known as agentic AI. With 1,300 percent annual recurring revenue (ARR) growth since inception, Noma’s success reflects a compressed timeline between enterprise AI adoption and the need for security infrastructure. Noma currently employs about 40 people, mainly across Israel and the U.S., and plans to use the funding to expand its North American, EMEA, and Tel Aviv-based product and R&D teams.

Key Highlights

Noma Security raised $100M to scale AI risk protection globally
1,300 percent ARR growth and Fortune 500 traction reflect urgent enterprise demand
Focus on agentic AI security signals a new vertical in cybersecurity

The company has already gained dozens of Fortune 500 customers in finance, life sciences, and tech—an indication of urgent enterprise demand for AI-specific security solutions.

Investor interest in Noma signals a new vertical in cybersecurity: securing agentic AI systems. As 85 percent of security professionals report a rise in AI-driven attacks and 74 percent experience significant impacts, companies realize that securing AI after deployment is no longer an option.

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With Deloitte predicting $40 billion in losses from generative AI fraud by 2027, Noma’s rise also reflects broader market urgency. In contrast to traditional cybersecurity sectors, Noma represents the next frontier—where protection must evolve with AI’s decision-making autonomy.