Neo AI Agent and Software Control Platform

Neo Security, Inc. is a company led by CEO Nick Warner with CPO Shlomi Salem and CTO Eran Shirazi that builds a control platform for enterprise AI agents, AI-enabled applications and traditional software. The headquarters and founding year are not stated on the pages reviewed.

An endpoint sensor of about 25 MB builds a live inventory of agents, models, skills, MCP servers and extensions, detects over-broad credentials and misconfigurations, and lets security teams set guardrails in plain language. Enforcement can allow, block or hold agent actions on the endpoint, with each action attributed to a human or delegated agent and analysis done on-device.

• Inventory: live catalog of agents, models, skills, MCP servers and extensions across endpoints.
• Configuration: detects permission issues, over-broad credentials and misconfigurations.
• Runtime: policy guardrails set by asking questions in plain language.
• Enforcement: endpoint-level allow, block or hold-for-approval of agent actions.
• Attribution: links each action to a human or delegated agent.
• Neoverse: knowledge base of agentic software capabilities and risks.

A software company controlling what coding agents can read, commit or export from developer laptops. A bank detecting over-privileged credentials used by AI tools. An enterprise holding large data exports by agents for human approval.

Produces a full inventory in under 15 minutes after the first scan, per the website.

Deploys with an identity provider and SOC tooling in under one hour, with no kernel module or reboot.

Analyzes on-device with no network egress of data.

Keeps an immutable audit chain with alerts to SIEM.

Coding agents and AI assistants run with employee credentials on endpoints, creating a new class of non-human actors that existing tools do not govern. Vietnamese enterprises rolling out AI tools to developers and staff need inventory and runtime controls.

Neo Security, Inc.; headquarters not stated. Launch with 100 million USD reported by SecurityWeek on 2026-07-20; backers listed on the website are Andreessen Horowitz, Bessemer Venture Partners, Craft Ventures and Merlin Ventures. SOC 2 Type II badge shown.