Linx Security

The Linx AI agent uses the identity graph to assess risk and secure access as humans, non-human identities, and agents evolve.

Linx applies identity governance to food and beverage, financial software, and consumer lending industries.

The Linx Identity Graph normalizes and correlates human, non-human, and AI agent identity data into one unified, actionable view of access.

Linx turns identity data into actionable intelligence, scoring risk and surfacing insights so security teams reduce risk, not just report it.

The Linx blog provides expert insights on identity governance, non-human identities, AI agent access, and modern access reviews.

Case studies show how Fortune 500 and enterprise teams use Linx to identify risky access, automate reviews, and govern identities.

Watch Linx identity security webinars on demand and learn how security leaders govern human identities, non-human identities, and AI agents at scale.

IAM was a cornerstone of cybersecurity in 2024. Here are the key identity and access management trends enterprises must watch and prepare for in 2025.

The company shares updates, announcements, milestones, product news, and insights from its team.

Linx Security announces a Snowflake integration that brings third-party AI agents under real-time identity governance and closes the agent visibility gap.

Linx Security emerges from stealth with $33M in funding to modernize identity security and governance for the AI era. Here is what that means.

Linx Security emerges from stealth with $33M in funding to help enterprises secure identities with AI-powered identity security and governance.

The company builds AI-native identity governance and operates with 10x revenue growth.

The page compares Linx Security with Lumos, Veza, C1 (ConductorOne), and other vendors in identity security.

The page compares C1 (ConductorOne) and Linx Security across IGA, ISPM, and agentic identity.

The page compares Linx Security and Lumos across IGA, ISPM, remediation, and agentic identity.

The page compares Linx Security and Veza across IGA, ISPM, remediation, and agentic identity.

Amir Ben Ami’s blog posts cover identity governance, security posture, AI agents, and the future of identity security.

Amir Hamenahem’s blog posts cover identity governance, security posture, AI agents, and the future of identity security.

Cinthia Portugal’s blog posts cover identity governance, security posture, AI agents, and the future of identity security.

Dor Renert’s blog posts cover identity governance, security posture, AI agents, and the future of identity security.

Linx integrates identity security and governance for humans, machines, and AI agents through an AI-native platform for enterprises.

Linx combines identity visibility, governance, and remediation in an AI-native platform.

Linx is the AI-native identity security platform that discovers, secures, and governs human, non-human, and AI agent identities in one place.

Linx Security secures $50 million in Series B funding to address identity security challenges in enterprise environments. The company focuses on managing access and risk as AI-driven and non-human users increase complexity for organizations. Its solutions aim to streamline identity verification and authorization processes amid rising cybersecurity demands.

Mar 2026CTechNews article

Linx Security secures **$50 million in Series B funding** to accelerate global expansion. The company provides enterprises with real-time visibility and control over all identities in their systems, addressing identity-related vulnerabilities that contribute to nearly **90% of security incidents**. The funding will further develop its identity security solutions for businesses.

Mar 2026ACCESS NewswireNews article

Linx Security introduces **Autopilot**, an autonomous AI agent designed for identity security and governance. The system enables continuous, independent AI-driven execution to manage identity risk, shifting from AI-assisted tools to fully automated operations. The launch precedes the RSA Conference 2026, highlighting its potential to redefine organizational identity management.

Mar 2026Yahoo FinanceNews article

Linx Security has raised **$33 million** in funding to exit stealth mode. The round was led by **Index Ventures** and **Cyberstarts**, with participation from **Mickey Boodaei**, **Rakesh Loonkar**, **Cerca Partners**, and **Knollwood Investment Advisory**. The company now transitions to public operations, expanding its focus on cybersecurity solutions.

Jul 2024Enterprise TimesNews article