Your AI agents are being attacked. 1.2% of all enterprise agent interactions are malicious. NeuralTrust just raised $20M to stop it.

1.2% of all enterprise AI agent interactions are malicious.

Not suspicious. Not potentially risky.
Malicious.

NeuralTrust just raised $20M in what they call the largest cybersecurity seed round ever raised by an EU company.
And the number that should keep every CISO awake at night is that 1.2%.

Here's what's actually happening inside your network.

You deployed AI agents to automate customer service.
To handle back-office workflows.
To connect to your databases, email systems, and external tools.

Most security teams cannot tell you how many agents are running.
What each one is allowed to do.
Or whether one has been tricked into leaking data.

Gartner now predicts 40% of enterprises will decommission autonomous AI agents by 2027.
Not because the agents failed.
Because governance failed.

Fortune 500 companies are on track to operate 150,000 agents each by 2028.
Only 13% feel prepared to manage them.

NeuralTrust built the control layer.
TrustGate brokers every LLM and tool call.
TrustGuard runs real-time threat detection across agent platforms.
TrustLens tracks posture and behavior.

Their customers include Iberia, AirEuropa, and Banc Sabadell.
92% of their customer base generates over $1B in annual revenue.
They doubled their entire 2025 ARR in Q1 2026 alone.

The agent era doesn't have a security problem.
It has a governance problem.
And governance always fails first.

Audit your agent inventory today.
Map every permission.
If you can't answer those three questions, you're already compromised.

SOURCE: https://neuraltrust.ai/news/neuraltrust-raises-20m
VERIFIED: TechCrunch, Business Wire, Tech Funding News
SIGNAL: AI agent security is the fastest-growing enterprise risk category. NeuralTrust's traction proves the market is moving from "should we deploy agents" to "how do we survive them."