Introducing Amphi: a suite of free, open-source tools built to take the guesswork out of managing cloud access policies. The Amphi was built on a simple belief: the tools for getting access right should be out in the open, ready for any engineer to pick up and use.

You can’t secure what you can’t see. AWS has dozens of policy types scattered across dozens of services, regions, and accounts. IAM Collect is built to find them all. Answer your questions, secure your accounts, and protect your data.

Say goodbye to trial-and-error deployments. Use IAM Test to evaluate your IAM policy logic entirely client-side, right before you deploy.

AWS just made managing access to S3 much more powerful, and a bit more complicated. S3 now supports attribute-based access control (ABAC) for general-purpose S3 buckets. With iam-lens, you can simulate and understand exactly how enabling ABAC on a bucket will affect access to a bucket before enabling it. Just add --s3-abac-override enabled to your simulate and who-can commands to see the effects of enabling ABAC on a bucket.

More than 500 practitioners sorted 23 cloud security problems by how much risk each one really creates. Access came out on top, vulnerabilities came out last, and AI is the reason those two moved in opposite directions.

Ancient Greece didn't get remembered for its scaffolding. It got remembered for its foundations. The columns, the proportions, the basic architectural principles that were so solid that people kept building on top of them for two thousand years. That's the idea behind Act, and it's also the thesis behind our investment.

Act Security, founded by the team behind Medigate, emerged from stealth on July 28, 2026 with $60M across a $20M seed and $40M Series A. The Tel Aviv startup's cloud security platform targets AI agents inheriting bloated cloud permissions, arguing that 97% of cloud access sits unused and AI is now exploiting that sprawl faster than humans can patch it.

Bessemer Venture Partners backs Act Security from seed to Series A—company emerges from stealth with $60M to eliminate the access paths behind security breaches in the AI era.

Cloud security startup Act Security Ltd. says it’s primed and ready to help enterprises safely deploy artificial intelligence agents at large scale after raising $60 million in funding across two rounds.