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Oak exits stealth with $60M seed funding for AI-native identity management platform
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Oak exits stealth with $60M seed funding for AI-native identity management platform
Israeli startup Oak has announced the general availability of its AI-native identity governance platform alongside $60 million in seed funding.
- Oak exited stealth with a generally available product, backed by $60 million in seed funding raised in late 2025.
- Co-founder Shai Morag said the current identity access management process is too manual and not risk-based, lacking triggers for unusual logins.
- Chief product officer Tal Marom said the company's AI connector framework maps access to actual app usage and removes unneeded permissions in real-time.
- The $60 million round was co-led by Accel, CRV, and Greylock Partners.
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