NewCore
by NewCore
Identity secured for the agentic era — govern humans and AI agents as first-class identities.
NewCore is a security-first identity platform that discovers, secures, and governs both human and AI-agent identities in one system, treating agents as first-class identities with their own permissions, lifecycle controls, and revocation. It's built for enterprises deploying AI agents as workplace participants alongside people and machines.
NewCore is an enterprise identity and security platform rebuilt for a workforce that now includes humans, machines, and AI agents. Rather than treating AI agents as ordinary service accounts or machine credentials, NewCore manages them as first-class identities with their own permissions, lifecycle controls, trust scoring, and revocation mechanisms — unified with human identity in a single system. Its architecture centers on a Secure Split Key design that divides credentials between customer and platform to eliminate single points of compromise in SAML/OIDC flows, hardware-bound VisualMFA for phishing resistance, and continuous identity discovery that surfaces shadow accounts. For AI-assisted development, NewCore ships Agentic Skill integrations for coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, and a mobile app that lets employees grant, review, and revoke agent access on the fly. Emerging from stealth on June 15, 2026 with 50+ employees across Israel and the U.S., NewCore raised $66M led by cybersecurity VC Cyberstarts, with Index Ventures and Evolution Equity Partners, at a reported $300M valuation. It was founded by CEO Zohar Alon (previously founder of Dome9, acquired by Check Point), CTO Amihai Neiderman (a former Unit 8200 research leader and Nym Health founder), and CCO Erez Yarkoni (ex-CIO of T-Mobile USA and Telstra), and expects to begin charging customers in summer 2026.
At a Glance
- Category
- Governance & Security
- Pricing
- Contact for pricing
- Target Market
- CISOs, CIOs, IT Security Leaders, Enterprise IAM Teams
- Founded
- 2026
- Headquarters
- Tel Aviv, Israel / San Francisco, USA
- Customers
- Fewer than 10 customers (plus 10+ design partners)
Key Features
- ✓Unified human + agent identity
Manages people and AI agents in one system, with agents treated as first-class identities holding their own permissions and lifecycle.
- ✓Secure Split Key architecture
Divides credentials between customer and platform to remove single points of compromise in SAML/OIDC authentication.
- ✓Lifecycle and revocation controls
Trust scoring plus grant, review, and instant revocation of agent access, including via a companion mobile app.
- ✓VisualMFA
Phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication bound to device TPM/Secure Enclave hardware.
- ✓Agentic Skill integrations
Native integration packages for AI coding assistants including Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
Use Cases
- •Onboard AI agents securely
Enterprises give autonomous agents scoped, revocable identities instead of shared service-account credentials.
- •Continuous identity discovery
Security teams surface shadow accounts and ungoverned agents across the hybrid workforce.
- •Just-in-time access control
Employees grant, review, and revoke an agent's access from a mobile app as tasks change.
Ideal For
Best For
- ✓Governing AI-agent identities alongside human workforce identity
- ✓Granting, reviewing, and revoking agent access at enterprise scale
- ✓Phishing-resistant, hardware-bound authentication for the agentic era
Market & Ratings
Fewer than 10 customers (plus 10+ design partners)
Market Analysis
Pros
- ✓Addresses an emerging, urgent need to govern autonomous-agent identities
- ✓Experienced repeat-founder team from Dome9 and Unit 8200
- ✓Large early raise ($66M) for a stealth exit
Cons
- ✗Very early — fewer than 10 customers and not yet charging at launch
- ✗Enters a crowded identity market against incumbents like Okta and Entra
Pricing
Enterprise
Contact for pricing
- ✓Unified human and AI-agent identity governance
- ✓Secure Split Key and VisualMFA
- ✓Lifecycle, trust scoring, and revocation
- ✓Continuous identity discovery
Emerged from stealth in June 2026; the company expects to begin charging customers in summer 2026.
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