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GitGuardian raised 50 million dollars in Series C funding to secure non-human identities and autonom...

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The funding round updates the player map for AI Agent security, signaling a transition from developer secrets to non-human identity governance as agents scale.
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GitGuardian raised 50 million dollars in Series C funding to secure non-human identities and autonomous AI agents. With 115,000 developers and 610,000 repositories, the platform is moving from secrets detection to full lifecycle governance. This addresses a systemic shift as companies manage thousands of autonomous agent credentials rather than simple service accounts. Securing machine-to-machine interactions is now critical for scaling AI-driven workflows safely. 🔐

#Cybersecurity #AIAgents #GitGuardian #NonHumanIdentity

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