Opal Security Raises $23 Million for AI Identity Governance
Summary
Opal Security raised $23 million, bringing its total funding to $59 million. Its identity-governance platform provides visibility and policy enforcement across human, service, and AI-agent identities, with just-in-time access controls.
Key points
- The $23 million round was led by Greylock and Battery Ventures, with support from Cambium Capital.
- Opal says its platform maps identities across cloud, SaaS, and on-premises infrastructure and presents access posture in a single interface.
- The platform applies policy-as-code and makes just-in-time access the default, revoking access based on risk and staleness.
- Opal says it automates approvals and escalates to human review when needed.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Funding announcement
- Impact
- Opal Security raised $23 million, bringing its total investment to $59 million. The company says the funding will support its work on identity governance, including access controls for AI agents. It also announced five leadership hires and reported significant team expansion since the beginning of 2026.