Bay raises $50 million to control enterprise AI agents
Original title: Bay Raises $50 Million to Control What Enterprise AI Agents Can Do
Founded in February 2026 by three Unit 8200 alumni, Bay inventories agents and can deny actions in milliseconds.
Tel Aviv-based Bay emerged from stealth with $50 million to sell a control plane for enterprise AI agents. The software inventories agents, assistants, MCP servers and local models, then evaluates each proposed action before it runs. Founders say it is meant to stop both prompt injection and unintended agent drift. The company will use the round to develop the product and expand in the US and Europe.
- Funding comprises a $37 million Series A and a previously undisclosed $13 million seed.
- Battery Ventures led the Series A; YL Ventures and Striker led the seed.
- Enforcer can allow, refer, redirect or deny a proposed action in milliseconds.
- Deployment is agentless and claimed to cover a fleet in under five minutes.
- Proceeds will expand engineering and go-to-market work in the US and Europe.
- Vendors
- Bay
- Products
- EnforcerLighthouse
- Organizations
- Battery VenturesYL VenturesStriker Venture Partners
- Countries
- Israel
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