Offroad Inc. raises $7M in Seed

Offroad Inc., a startup focused on automating identity security through artificial intelligence, has raised $7 million in a seed funding round. The company aims to develop an "agentic identity security team" using AI to manage access risks associated with human users, machine identities, and AI agents. This approach addresses the growing complexity of identity security, which has evolved beyond manual solutions due to the diversification and acceleration of digital and automated identities.

Founded in September 2025 and operating out of New York and Tel Aviv, Offroad is tackling the challenges posed by the need to manage and justify access within enterprise systems. The company's AI-driven solution gathers context from a multitude of sources—such as identity providers, HR systems, cloud platforms, and security tools—to analyze and autonomously address issues. Instead of merely identifying risks, Offroad's AI agents actively intervene to resolve them or escalate critical decisions to relevant stakeholders.

The seed funding was co-led by Ibex Investors and Skywell Capital Partners. Adi Dangot Zukovsky of Ibex Investors emphasized the need for operational leverage in the identity security field, highlighting Offroad's potential to transform detection into remediation. The startup plans to use the capital injection to expand its team, enhance product development, and strengthen its presence in the United States.

Offroad's strategy resonates with ongoing sector dynamics, where traditional security models struggle to keep pace with the rapid and complex nature of digital identities. As service accounts and API keys often carry enduring access with limited oversight, the market is primed for solutions that offer intelligent, automated governance and risk management. Offroad's recent audit of OAuth applications underscores these challenges, having flagged significant security issues in one-third of over 2,800 analyzed apps.

Moving forward, Offroad aims to expand its product functionality and market reach. The funds will facilitate hiring and product iteration, critical steps for establishing a significant foothold in the U.S. identity security market. As the company scales, it seeks to enhance the operational efficiency of security teams increasingly burdened by the complexities of digital identity management.