We’re thrilled to announce that Opsin Security has raised a $7 million seed round led by Race Capital, with participation from CapitalX, Lockstep Ventures, and a group of world-class angel investors in cybersecurity and enterprise SaaS.
With over 100,000 enterprises rolling out Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, and Glean, generative AI is quickly becoming the most widely adopted tool inside the enterprise. But with that comes a hard truth: sensitive business data is now one question away from being surfaced — often to the wrong person.
At Opsin, we’re on a mission to safeguard companies from GenAI data exposure by solving the age-old problem of oversharing. GenAI hasn’t created new risks. It has simply made existing ones impossible to ignore.
Everyone is talking about the benefits of GenAI. Fewer are talking about the risks — especially the quiet but dangerous ones, like a curious employee asking, “What’s Joe’s salary?”
It’s not fancy risks like prompt injection or model poisoning that keep CISOs up at night — it’s the lack of visibility into who can see what, and the blast radius of unintentional access.
As Amir Niaz, CISO of Culligan put it: “We always knew data sprawl was a problem. Copilot just made it visible.”
Opsin integrates directly with Microsoft 365, Google Gemini, and Glean to:
We’ve already partnered with forward-thinking organizations like:
Oz and I met at Abnormal Security, where he focused on product and security, and I built machine learning systems. We always knew we wanted to build something together — and GenAI made the timing undeniable.
We also teamed up with our third co-founder Jeremy Mailen, who brings deep engineering leadership from companies like Trifacta and Divebell.
Our backgrounds in AI, security, and enterprise SaaS gave us a front-row seat to this problem. And we knew we had to build a solution.
This new funding allows us to:
And most importantly — help more enterprises adopt GenAI with confidence.
Whether you’re rolling out Copilot, evaluating Gemini, or exploring AI tools in your business — we’d love to talk.
Let’s stop oversharing, for good.
— James Pham, CEO & Co-Founder
P.S. If you’ll be at RSA, let’s meet in person. Book a time or stop by our booth to see how Opsin can deliver a GenAI risk assessment in under 15 minutes.
We’re thrilled to announce that Opsin Security has raised a $7 million seed round led by Race Capital, with participation from CapitalX, Lockstep Ventures, and a group of world-class angel investors in cybersecurity and enterprise SaaS.
With over 100,000 enterprises rolling out Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, and Glean, generative AI is quickly becoming the most widely adopted tool inside the enterprise. But with that comes a hard truth: sensitive business data is now one question away from being surfaced — often to the wrong person.
At Opsin, we’re on a mission to safeguard companies from GenAI data exposure by solving the age-old problem of oversharing. GenAI hasn’t created new risks. It has simply made existing ones impossible to ignore.
Everyone is talking about the benefits of GenAI. Fewer are talking about the risks — especially the quiet but dangerous ones, like a curious employee asking, “What’s Joe’s salary?”
It’s not fancy risks like prompt injection or model poisoning that keep CISOs up at night — it’s the lack of visibility into who can see what, and the blast radius of unintentional access.
As Amir Niaz, CISO of Culligan put it: “We always knew data sprawl was a problem. Copilot just made it visible.”
Opsin integrates directly with Microsoft 365, Google Gemini, and Glean to:
We’ve already partnered with forward-thinking organizations like:
Oz and I met at Abnormal Security, where he focused on product and security, and I built machine learning systems. We always knew we wanted to build something together — and GenAI made the timing undeniable.
We also teamed up with our third co-founder Jeremy Mailen, who brings deep engineering leadership from companies like Trifacta and Divebell.
Our backgrounds in AI, security, and enterprise SaaS gave us a front-row seat to this problem. And we knew we had to build a solution.
This new funding allows us to:
And most importantly — help more enterprises adopt GenAI with confidence.
Whether you’re rolling out Copilot, evaluating Gemini, or exploring AI tools in your business — we’d love to talk.
Let’s stop oversharing, for good.
— James Pham, CEO & Co-Founder
P.S. If you’ll be at RSA, let’s meet in person. Book a time or stop by our booth to see how Opsin can deliver a GenAI risk assessment in under 15 minutes.
