Oak, an Israeli startup building what it calls an AI-native identity platform, emerged from stealth on July 15, 2026, backed by a $60 million seed round to tackle the sprawling identity-management problem that autonomous AI agents are making worse. The company is launching a unified control plane designed to govern every human, machine, and AI agent identity within an enterprise, positioning itself against legacy tools it argues were never built for the volume and unpredictability of today's non-human identities.
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