AI-native identity security company ConductorOne has raised $79 million in a Series B funding round led by Greycroft, with backing from CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, Accel, and Felicis Ventures, bringing its total funding to over $100 million, reports FinTech Global.The U.S.-based firm, whose clients include Zscaler, Ramp, and DoorDash, provides an automated platform that protects both human and machine identities. The new funding will support product innovation, AI-driven automation, and global team expansion as the company advances its unified approach to IGA, IAM, and PAM.Greycroft partner Marcie Vu, who will join ConductorOne's board, said the platform addresses "the exponential number of identities" created by AI-driven systems. CEO Alex Bovee emphasized that the growing complexity of identity sprawl "can only be managed with AI-native solutions" that scale alongside enterprise demands. The investment underscores rising market urgency for intelligent, automated identity protection across all enterprise environments.
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