Willow Emerges With $7 Million and Access Controls for Enterprise AI Agents

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Summary

Willow emerged from stealth with an identity and access platform for enterprise AI agents and announced $7 million in seed funding. It offers agent identities, runtime access controls, shadow-AI discovery, and audit logs.

Key points

  • Willow, formerly Webrix, announced $7 million in seed funding from Hetz Ventures and Wix executives.
  • Its platform assigns verifiable identities to AI agents and applies least-privilege access controls to internal endpoints at runtime.
  • The platform integrates with identity providers including Okta and Entra and can be deployed as SaaS, in a dedicated cloud, or self-hosted, including air-gapped environments.
  • Willow says the platform discovers shadow AI usage and flags unauthorized skills across corporate networks.
  • The platform provides audit logs, routes access approvals through messaging apps such as Slack, and includes a catalog of more than 1,000 connectors, skills, and plugins.

Article Details

Event Type
Willow emerged from stealth and announced $7 million in seed funding to develop its identity and access platform for enterprise AI agents.
Impact
Willow says its platform assigns identities to AI agents, limits their access to internal endpoints, enforces least-privilege rules, detects unauthorized AI usage and skills, and provides audit logs and access approvals. The article reports no security incident or deployment outcome.

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