Offroad Raises $7 Million to Address Enterprise Identity Risk

Summary
Offroad emerged from stealth with $7 million in seed funding and an agentic AI identity-risk platform. Its audit of 2,890 public OAuth apps found 918 with at least one structural exposure signal.
Key points
- Offroad raised $7 million in seed funding led by Ibex Investors and Skywell Capital.
- The company says its agentic AI platform gathers context across fragmented systems to investigate and remediate identity risks, either autonomously or with human oversight.
- Offroad’s audit reviewed 2,890 public OAuth applications on Google Workspace Marketplace and GitHub Marketplace.
- The audit identified at least one structural exposure signal in 918 apps (32%), including scopes broader than stated functions and AI apps with write access.
- Offroad launched ohauth[.]ai, a community catalog focused on OAuth apps with over-privileged scopes, dead publisher domains, and silent permission drift.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Offroad emerged from stealth with $7 million in seed funding and launched a community catalog of OAuth application risks.
- Impact
- Offroad’s audit of 2,890 public OAuth applications on Google Workspace Marketplace and GitHub Marketplace found that 918 (32%) had at least one structural exposure signal. The article describes potential identity and permission risks, not confirmed compromise.
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GitHub MarketplaceIllustrating the current problem, Offroad has produced and published (available from its site) a detailed audit report of 2,890 public OAuth applications on Google Workspace Marketplace and GitHub Marketplace.Google Workspace MarketplaceIllustrating the current problem, Offroad has produced and published (available from its site) a detailed audit report of 2,890 public OAuth applications on Google Workspace Marketplace and GitHub Marketplace.
