AI enablement and control platform Runlayer has raised $30 million in a Series A funding round that brings the total raised by the company to $42 million.
Founded in 2025, New York-based Runlayer offers a platform that functions as a secure control layer for AI tools across enterprise environments.
The solution monitors AI access and usage, allowing employees to build agents, use them across enterprise systems, and delegate work to agents.
It delivers the tools, permissions, and company context needed for control, enabling agent management from a single control plane that covers identity, permissions, and policy enforcement, while delivering real-time visibility into actions.
According to Runlayer, its platform can also identify and block prompt injections, tool poisoning, data exfiltration, output manipulation, intent drift, shadow MCPs, and unmanaged agents, to block risks and direct employees towards approved tooling.
