Runlayer just raised $30M because your AI agents have no identity, no permissions, and no audit trail

78% of enterprise AI users are running shadow AI their security team can't see.

Runlayer just closed a $30M Series A from Felicis and Khosla Ventures to fix that.

The problem is simple. AI agents are connecting to your enterprise systems through MCP — and nobody built the security layer. Your agents have API keys, database access, and write permissions. But no identity. No scope limits. No audit trail.

Runlayer is building the control plane between your agents and your infrastructure. One Fortune 500 bank is already using it to monitor 100,000 employees across 200,000 devices. Twelve unicorns are live — Instacart, Gusto, dbt Labs, Opendoor.

The real signal is who's buying. CISOs. Not AI teams. Because the question shifted from "can agents work?" to "can we safely let them?"

Gartner says 40% of enterprise apps will include AI agents by year-end. Most companies have zero governance infrastructure for this.

Audit your agent inventory today. If you can't name every MCP server running in your organization, you have a blind spot that adversaries will find first.