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Bloom Security Raises $20 Million Seed Round for AI-Native Endpoint Protection

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Tel Aviv cybersecurity startup Bloom Security has raised $20 million in seed funding for its AI-native endpoint security platform. Glilot Capital Partners and Ten Eleven Ventures led the round, with Okta Ventures and Runtime Ventures participating. The company, led by CEO Itay Keren, CPO Ofir Balassiano and CTO Itay Frishman, says its platform gives security teams visibility into software, extensions and code running across employee devices, including supply-chain risks, configurations and permissions. Bloom plans to use the capital to expand organizational visibility and control over endpoint software as workplace adoption of AI tools accelerates.

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