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Reco Adds ServiceNow as Agent-Security Funding Race Widens
Reco’s ServiceNow integration brings AI-agent visibility and posture checks into the platform, with findings routed back for remediation. The partnership follows Reco’s September 29 announcement of $55 million in additional funding, while O
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Reco is extending its AI-agent security into ServiceNow, while Oligo Security is betting on runtime defenses that stop exploits inside live applications. The two companies’ latest moves point to a market splitting across different layers of the same problem: controlling what AI agents can access and stopping attacks when software runs.
Reco announced its ServiceNow partnership on September 28. On September 29, it announced $55 million in additional funding, bringing its stated total to $140 million. The September funding announcement follows a $30 million Series B announced in February 2026, which had brought Reco’s total to $85 million.
Reco makes ServiceNow both a risk to assess and a place to act
The integration brings ServiceNow Otto AI agents into Reco’s graph of agents, applications and identities. Reco says its platform maps what each Otto agent can access, which tools it connects to and the potential scope of misuse or compromise. The product also runs more than 170 ServiceNow-specific posture checks against the environment itself.
Findings can flow back into ServiceNow as tickets and workflows, making the platform both an environment Reco assesses and a destination for remediation. The companies say the integration works through APIs, requires no agent installation and takes minutes to set up.
“This integration puts ServiceNow Otto’s AI agents in the same graph we use for every other agent, and implements more than 170 checks on the ServiceNow environment itself.”
Zoe Hillenmeyer, chief operating officer at Reco, said
Reco’s funding reaches $140 million
Reco announced a $25 million funding round in April 2025, bringing its total raised to $55 million. In February 2026, it added a $30 million Series B led by Zeev Ventures, with existing investors including Insight Partners, boldstart ventures and Angular Ventures participating. Workday Ventures, TIAA Ventures, S Ventures and Quadrille Capital also joined, according to Reco’s announcement.
Reco said the Series B would support hiring across engineering, product and go-to-market teams. The company also reported 400% growth in 2025, following 500% year-over-year growth in 2024. Those figures come from the company’s funding announcement; it did not disclose revenue amounts.
On September 29, Reco announced another $55 million in additional funding, including a strategic investment from AT&T Ventures and support from new investors Forestay and Quadrille Capital. The company said the funds would support expansion across sales, partnerships, channels and customer support.
Oligo is selling a different layer of defense
Oligo announced a $60 million funding round on August 4, bringing its stated total to $140 million. Its platform focuses on runtime security across applications, cloud workloads and AI systems, observing code execution and aiming to block exploit attempts without disrupting production. Oligo said it recorded 300% year-over-year revenue growth and plans to use the new capital for product development and global sales and support.
“AI has fundamentally changed the economics of exploitation,” said Nadav Czerninski, Oligo’s co-founder and chief executive, in the company’s funding announcement. Reco’s ServiceNow integration, by contrast, centers on agent permissions, connected tools and configuration checks. The two approaches address different points in enterprise security rather than offering the same product under different names.
The integration is available now
Reco’s ServiceNow announcement came on September 28. Its new checks and workflow routing are available now, according to the company. For ServiceNow customers, the immediate scope is specific: Reco says it can assess Otto agents and more than 170 configurations, then send findings back into ServiceNow for follow-up.