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Cymphony Raises $30M to Turn Access Data Into Remediation

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Cymphony Raises $30M to Turn Access Data Into Remediation

Israeli identity and access security startup Cymphony raised $30 million in funding led by Sequoia Capital and SMBC Fin Atlas Beyond Fund. The company focuses on mapping identities, permissions, and activity to identify and remediate access-control weaknesses that attackers and artificial intelligence (AI) tools can exploit.

Why it matters: Security teams need visibility into dormant access permissions and risky identity configurations before attackers weaponize them; Cymphony's approach addresses the growing gap between privilege discovery and remediation as threats accelerate.

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