Identity security company Push Security Ltd. announced today that it has raised $30 million in new funding to accelerate growth, fuel innovation and global expansion.

Founded in 2020, Push Security specializes in preventing identity-based attacks through a browser-based Identity Threat Detection and Response platform. The company offers a lightweight browser agent that monitors and protects workforce identities in real time to allow organizations to detect and block threats such as phishing, credential stuffing and session hijacking directly within the browser.

Push Security says its browser-based identity security platform detects and intercepts identity attacks before they escalate by securing identities in the browser and, in doing so, closing security gaps left by traditional identity and security solutions. The platform also identifies vulnerabilities like stolen credentials, missing multi-factor authentication controls and non-single sign-on identities, allowing security teams to act proactively to close identity security gaps and stop breaches before they happen.

“Compromised identities are now the prized target for attackers,” said Chief Executive Adam Bateman. “Stolen credentials and phishing remain the top two causes of reported breaches and high-profile incidents, like the Snowflake breach last summer, are showing us the massive impact they can have.”

The company’s solution turns employees’ browsers into a powerful telemetry source and control point for stopping identity attacks. The browser extension provides visibility into user interactions with cloud applications, analyzing login behaviors and authentication methods to identify risky activities. The service detects when employees access unauthorized or unmanaged software-as-a-service applications, allowing security teams to enforce policies and mitigate potential vulnerabilities.​

The platform also offers features, including in-browser prompts and app banners, that guide users toward secure practices. For instance, if an employee attempts to log into an application with a weak password, the system can prompt them to strengthen their credentials.

Push Security says it has seen strong growth, serving customers across various industries, including technology, finance and healthcare. In January 2025, Push’s customer base grew 380% year-over-year, off an undisclosed base, and its platform is now deployed on more than 1.5 million endpoints globally.

The Series B funding round was led by Redpoint Ventures, with Datadog Ventures also participating.

“In conversations with CISOs, it is clear that the new critical security perimeter is the browser,” said Erica Brescia, managing director at Redpoint Ventures. “With over 80% of cyberattacks being identity-related, Push is uniquely positioned to protect organizations.”

The new funding takes the amount raised by Push Security to about $49.3 million. Previous rounds raised by the company include $4 million in July 2022 and $15 million in April 2023.

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