
As AI embeds deeper into SaaS ecosystems, unmanaged agents create hidden attack surfaces; Reco’s solution gives enterprises the visibility needed to mitigate those risks while maintaining innovation speed.
The rapid adoption of generative AI and autonomous agents inside SaaS tools has outpaced traditional security controls, prompting a surge in demand for specialized visibility solutions. Enterprises now face a dual challenge: protecting sensitive data while allowing AI‑driven productivity gains. Analysts predict the AI‑security market will grow at double‑digit rates through 2028, driven by regulatory pressure and the rising cost of breaches linked to unmanaged AI workloads.
Reco’s platform tackles this gap by continuously scanning an organization’s SaaS landscape, automatically identifying AI‑enhanced applications, embedded agents, and shadow AI instances that operate outside IT’s purview. Its real‑time monitoring engine maps permissions, data flows, and user interactions, flagging risky configurations and anomalous AI‑generated actions. Unlike periodic audits, this approach delivers ongoing risk assessment, enabling security teams to remediate threats before they materialize and to enforce policy compliance across heterogeneous cloud environments.
The fresh $30 million injection, led by Zeev Ventures and joined by Insight Partners and other backers, underscores investor confidence in the niche but expanding AI‑SaaS security segment. With Fortune 500 customers already on board, Reco is positioned to scale its go‑to‑market operations and deepen integrations with major cloud providers. As competitors race to add AI‑specific modules to existing security suites, Reco’s focus on comprehensive discovery and autonomous agent oversight could become a differentiator, shaping how enterprises secure the next generation of intelligent applications.
Recolabs Inc., a SaaS security startup that protects AI applications and autonomous agents, announced a $30 million Series B round led by Zeev Ventures, with participation from Insight Partners LP, Boldstart Ventures, Angular Ventures, Workday Ventures, TIAA Ventures, S Ventures and Quadrille Capital. The new capital brings total funding to $85 million and will fuel product expansion and hiring to secure AI‑driven SaaS workloads for enterprise customers.
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