Bay emerges from stealth with $50 million to stop AI agents taking dangerous actions

Nov 10, 2026
Nine months after founding, Tel Aviv's Bay has raised a $37 million Series A led by Battery Ventures and a $13 million seed, and counts Micron, Peloton and Wix as customers.

Bay emerged from stealth with $50 million in funding, according to TechStartups. The total includes a $37 million Series A led by Battery Ventures, with Micron Ventures, Microsoft's M12 and Wiz CEO Assaf Rappaport, and a previously undisclosed $13 million seed round led by YL Ventures and Striker Venture Partners.

The Tel Aviv-based startup monitors actions attempted by AI agents across employee devices, cloud infrastructure and software services. Its platform discovers agents, tracks their activity and can block actions that violate security policies, including actions performed with legitimate permissions.

Bay says it works with dozens of enterprise customers, including Micron, Peloton, ClickUp and Wix. The company plans to use the funding to hire engineers, develop its platform and expand its sales and customer teams in the United States and Europe.

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