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Clutch Security

Clutch Security provides discovery, governance, and security for non-human identities, AI agents, and secrets in enterprise environments.

Clutch Security is a cybersecurity company, founded in 2023.

Overview

Clutch Security develops a platform designed to manage the non-human attack surface, which includes identities, AI agents, and secrets across cloud, code, and enterprise infrastructure [0]. Founded in 2023, the company addresses the challenges organizations face in gaining centralized visibility into non-human identities, which have become increasingly decentralized and difficult to manage [1][2]. The platform utilizes a zero-knowledge architecture to ensure that data remains within the client's network without storing or transmitting credentials [0]. It offers over 100 integrations to connect with cloud providers, SaaS applications, code repositories, and endpoints via an agentless, API-based deployment that aims to provide inventory and risk scoring within minutes [0]. Clutch Security targets enterprise security teams, offering tools to map business context, identify owners, and assess privilege levels across the non-human landscape [1]. The company was established by a team with background experience in building enterprise security platforms and managing large-scale attack surfaces [2].

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Questions and answers

What does Clutch Security do?

Clutch Security provides discovery, governance, and security for non-human identities, AI agents, and secrets in enterprise environments.

When and where was Clutch Security founded?

Clutch Security was founded in 2023.

Sources

  1. 1.Palo Alto Networks in talks to buy AI agent security startup Clutch for $500M — TechCrunch AI, Nov 6, 2026
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