ORION Security says it added enterprise customers in Q2 before Black Hat
ORION Security said it added enterprise customers across the Fortune 500 in Q2 2026 and will demonstrate its platform at Black Hat USA 2026.
ORION Security said on Aug. 3 that it added new enterprise customers in the second quarter of 2026 and will present its agentic data loss prevention platform at Black Hat USA 2026.
In a company press release, ORION said the quarter’s growth extended its reach across large enterprises and new industries as it tries to sell a product aimed at spotting data loss risks in real time. The company said the results followed a Series A round earlier in 2026.
What ORION said about the quarter
ORION said it added a wave of new enterprise customers in Q2 2026, expanding across the Fortune 500 and into healthcare and big tech. It said the new wins build on a customer base in insurance, manufacturing and enterprise financial services.
The company described itself as an agentic DLP platform that analyzes data movement across endpoints, browsers, SaaS applications, email and AI tools. ORION said customers see detections within 30 minutes of deployment and that Fortune 500 customers report false-positive rates around 5%.
Why the company is highlighting Black Hat
ORION said it will use Black Hat USA 2026 to show live demonstrations of its platform and to present conference sessions on stopping data exfiltration through MCP and on an agentic exfiltration model.
The company said its channel partners include Alacrinet, Brite, Fulcrum, GuidePoint Security, Myriad360, Optiv and SHI International. It also said it has strategic integrations with AWS, Google Cloud, Grip, Microsoft, Sentra, Torq and Wiz.
What executives and customers said
Matthew Mudry, CISO at Alera Group, said ORION delivered “accurate, meaningful, and actionable insights on day one,” with no need for extensive tuning or onboarding.
Nitay Milner, co-founder and CEO of ORION Security, said CISOs are seeing data-loss risk rise as “shadow AI” spreads through companies. He also said, “We’re closing seven-figure deals.”
Emily Fontaine, global head of venture capital at IBM, said IBM Ventures invests in technologies that “redefine core enterprise capabilities for the next platform shift.”
Background and next steps
ORION said its Q2 momentum builds on a Series A raised in Q1 from Norwest, IBM Ventures, LAMA Partners and others. The release was issued from New York on Aug. 3, 2026, and said the company’s Black Hat plans are scheduled for this week.
The claims in the release are company-reported. ORION’s conference demonstrations and sessions at Black Hat USA 2026 are the next public events it identified.
Sources
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