Your EDR can't see what AI agents are doing on employee laptops

Bloom Security just raised $20M to fix a blind spot your security team doesn't know it has.

Traditional endpoint detection hunts malware. But the modern endpoint isn't running malware. It's running AI agents, MCP servers, browser extensions, and code packages that no one reviewed and no one provisioned.

Every employee device is now a software ecosystem. Your EDR was built for binaries and executables. Not for the misconfigured AI agent with excessive data permissions sitting on your CFO's laptop.

Okta Ventures wrote a check. That tells you everything about where identity security is heading. When the company that owns enterprise login invests in endpoint visibility, the threat model has shifted.

Bloom Security's platform evaluates risk based on context. The same tool can be safe on one endpoint and dangerous on another depending on who's using it and what they have access to. That's not how your current security stack thinks.

The founders built and sold companies to Palo Alto Networks twice. They know where the gaps are.

Audit your endpoint stack today. If your EDR only sees malware, you are blind to the attack surface that AI just created.