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Neo

by Neo Security, Inc.

Governance & SecurityAI Agents & OrchestrationEnterprise Platform

Agentic software control — reveal, understand, and control every human and non-human action on every endpoint

Contact for pricing·Added July 24, 2026·Updated July 24, 2026
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Neo

by Neo Security, Inc.

Governance & SecurityAI Agents & OrchestrationEnterprise Platform

Agentic software control — reveal, understand, and control every human and non-human action on every endpoint

Contact for pricing

Neo is an agentic software control platform that discovers, analyzes, and enforces policy on AI agents, AI-enabled applications, MCP servers, and traditional software across enterprise endpoints in real time. It is built for enterprise SecOps and security teams who need attribution and runtime enforcement for AI-driven environments, and it emerged from stealth on July 20, 2026 with $100 million in funding.

At a Glance

Category
Governance & Security
Pricing
Contact for pricing
Target Market
CISOs, CIOs, Enterprise Security Teams, SecOps Engineers

Key Features

  • Agentic software discovery and inventory
  • Configuration and privilege analysis
  • Runtime enforcement
  • Real-time attribution
  • LLM-powered policy engine
  • Neoverse knowledge base

Use Cases

  • Securing AI coding assistants
  • MCP server governance
  • Preventing agent-driven data loss

Ideal For

Best For

  • Inventorying AI agents, MCP servers, models, and extensions across employee endpoints
  • Blocking agent and coding-assistant access to sensitive data with runtime policy enforcement
  • Attributing every agent action back to the responsible human or application for investigations

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeEndpoint-native AI securityRuntime enforcement

Pros

  • Endpoint-level control covers shadow agents that gateway-only tools miss
  • $100M from a16z, Bessemer, Craft, and Merlin plus a founding team out of SentinelOne, Cylance, and McAfee
  • SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, and HIPAA compliance claimed at launch

Cons

  • Emerged from stealth in July 2026, so independent production references are scarce
  • Endpoint coverage is limited to macOS 12+ and Windows 10 1607+ — no Linux stated
  • No public pricing and no named customers

Pricing

Enterprise

Contact for pricing

  • Endpoint agentic software discovery
  • Runtime enforcement and policy engine
  • Real-time attribution
  • Neoverse risk intelligence

Pricing is not published. Neo deploys as a lightweight endpoint agent (no kernel module, no reboot) on macOS 12+ and Windows 10 1607+, with claimed deployment in under one hour.

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Neo is an agentic software control platform that discovers, analyzes, and enforces policy on AI agents, AI-enabled applications, MCP servers, and traditional software across enterprise endpoints in real time. It is built for enterprise SecOps and security teams who need attribution and runtime enforcement for AI-driven environments, and it emerged from stealth on July 20, 2026 with $100 million in funding.

At a Glance

Category
Governance & Security
Pricing
Contact for pricing
Target Market
CISOs, CIOs, Enterprise Security Teams, SecOps Engineers

Key Features

  • Agentic software discovery and inventory

    Maps all agentic software — agents, models, MCP servers, and browser extensions — across enterprise endpoints into a continuous catalog.

  • Configuration and privilege analysis

    Identifies misconfigurations, excessive access privileges, and permission gaps in deployed agentic software.

  • Runtime enforcement

    Intercepts and controls agent actions before they access sensitive data using policy-driven decisions, and can restrict or pause suspicious operations for manual review.

  • Real-time attribution

    Traces every action back to the specific human or agent responsible for it.

  • LLM-powered policy engine

    Lets SecOps teams define enforcement rules through natural-language queries instead of hand-writing policy syntax.

  • Neoverse knowledge base

    Ships pre-built intelligence on the capabilities and risks of known agentic software to speed up policy decisions.

Use Cases

  • Securing AI coding assistants

    Control what coding agents and assistants can read, execute, and exfiltrate on developer machines.

  • MCP server governance

    Discover unmanaged MCP servers and extensions on endpoints and enforce which tool calls and APIs they may reach.

  • Preventing agent-driven data loss

    Stop unauthorized data movement and credential theft by autonomous workflows before it happens.

Ideal For

Best For

  • Inventorying AI agents, MCP servers, models, and extensions across employee endpoints
  • Blocking agent and coding-assistant access to sensitive data with runtime policy enforcement
  • Attributing every agent action back to the responsible human or application for investigations

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeEndpoint-native AI securityRuntime enforcement

Pros

  • Endpoint-level control covers shadow agents that gateway-only tools miss
  • $100M from a16z, Bessemer, Craft, and Merlin plus a founding team out of SentinelOne, Cylance, and McAfee
  • SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, and HIPAA compliance claimed at launch

Cons

  • Emerged from stealth in July 2026, so independent production references are scarce
  • Endpoint coverage is limited to macOS 12+ and Windows 10 1607+ — no Linux stated
  • No public pricing and no named customers

Pricing

Enterprise

Contact for pricing

  • Endpoint agentic software discovery
  • Runtime enforcement and policy engine
  • Real-time attribution
  • Neoverse risk intelligence

Pricing is not published. Neo deploys as a lightweight endpoint agent (no kernel module, no reboot) on macOS 12+ and Windows 10 1607+, with claimed deployment in under one hour.

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