NewCore, an identity-security startup, emerges from stealth with $66 million in funding to help enterprises manage authentication and governance for both human users and autonomous AI agents. Multiple outlets report that the company’s focus is on solving an emerging security gap: determining who or what is logging into organizational systems and taking actions inside them. NewCore, which operates from Tel Aviv and San Francisco, is building a platform intended to provide AI agents with corporate identities and to apply enterprise access controls in a unified architecture. The company frames the effort as a shift in security priorities as AI agents become more widely deployed in business environments. Instead of treating agent access as an ad hoc or developer-managed process, NewCore positions identity as the foundation for oversight, enabling organizations to track and control agent behavior similarly to how they manage employee accounts. Overall, the coverage agrees on the key points: NewCore is launching publicly, it has secured $66 million, and it is targeting identity and governance challenges created by the growing use of AI agents in enterprise IT systems.