Most companies still cannot say who, or what, has access to their systems at any given moment. Oak, an Israeli startup, has raised $60M to fix that, and it is betting AI agents make the problem urgent.
Source: The Next Web
Oak raised $60M to give every user, machine, and AI agent one identity system
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