What is Zenity?
Zenity operates as the world's first agent-less application security platform specifically engineered for enterprise Copilots and Low-Code development. In an era where organizations are increasingly reliant on automated development tools and AI-driven assistants, Zenity provides the necessary visibility and governance to protect against emerging security threats. The platform enables enterprises to maintain business continuity while ensuring rigorous compliance standards are met across their software development lifecycle. By focusing on the unique vulnerabilities associated with Low-Code platforms, Zenity has carved out a specialized niche, becoming an essential component of the modern enterprise security stack.
How much funding has Zenity raised?
Zenity has raised a total of $184.5M across 4 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$5M
Series A
$16.5M
Series B
$38M
Series C
$125M
Angel/Seed (2021): $5M with participation from UpWest and Vertex Ventures
Series A (2023): $16.5M led by Vertex Ventures, Gefen Capital, Intel Capital, UpWest, and B5 Capital
Series B (2024): $38M supported by Dtcp, Vertex Ventures, M12, and Third Point
Series C (2026): $125M featuring Vertex Ventures SE Asia & India, LG Technology Ventures, Intel Capital, Norwest, Hitachi Ventures, Softbank Vision Fund, Qumra Capital, and Dtcp
Key Investors in Zenity
Vertex Ventures
Vertex Ventures US is an early-stage venture capital firm that supports founders creating a smarter digital economy through B2B software, leveraging their experience as former founders and operators.
Dtcp
DTCP Digital Transformation Capital Partners GmbH specializes in innovative investment strategies focused on driving digital transformation across sectors including Cybersecurity, SaaS, and AI.
Intel Capital
A division of Intel, this firm invests in innovative startups targeting artificial intelligence, datacenter, cloud, and next-generation compute technologies.
What's next for Zenity?
With the successful closure of its latest funding round, Zenity is poised to accelerate its global expansion and deepen its technological moat. The strategic focus will likely shift toward scaling its agent-less security architecture to support a broader array of enterprise AI applications and complex cloud environments. As organizations continue to integrate Copilots into their core workflows, Zenity's ability to provide real-time threat detection and automated remediation will be paramount. The company is expected to leverage its recent capital to enhance its go-to-market capabilities, forge deeper partnerships with major cloud providers, and continue its mission of securing the future of enterprise software development.
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