Oasis Security
+22%
est. 2Y upside i
Oasis Security is the first enterprise platform for non-human identity management.
Rank
#2829
Sector
Cybersecurity
Est. Liquidity
~5Y
Data Quality
Data: LowOasis Security is a credible but high-uncertainty equity bet: the Accel/Sequoia Series B at $120M validates the category thesis and the AI agent security market is genuinely large ($18.7B TAM), but revenue is undisclosed, growth data is unreliable, and CyberArk and Okta represent an active bundling threat that has historically compressed multiples for specialized security vendors.
Last updated: May 14, 2026
AI agent proliferation drives 150%+ ARR growth and Oasis locks in category leadership with $120M+ ARR by 2028, attracting a strategic acquisition at $2.5B+ or clearing the bar for a public offering at 15-20x ARR. From an estimated ~$700M entry valuation this implies roughly 2.5-3.5x market cap expansion, producing ~160% upside for common holders net of the $195M preference stack.
Oasis compounds at 60-80% ARR CAGR to ~$60-80M ARR by 2028 and raises a Series C at ~$1B, a modest step-up from the ~$700M post-B valuation, but incumbent bundling from CyberArk and Okta compresses revenue multiples and limits multiple expansion. The 2-year paper gain is roughly 35-40% but equity remains illiquid, and a Series C adds ~15-18% dilution before any exit.
CyberArk and Okta aggressively bundle NHI and agentic access features into existing enterprise IAM contracts at zero marginal cost, stalling Oasis's land-and-expand motion and forcing a down round or acqui-hire at $300-350M—a level at which the $195M preference stack consumes most proceeds and common stock holders recover little. RSU or option holders at the ~$700M entry valuation face a 55%+ impairment.
Preference Stack Risk
highFunding Intensity
28%Total funding of $195M against an estimated post-money Series B valuation of ~$700M implies approximately 28% of any exit proceeds are consumed by senior liquidation preferences before common stock participates.
Dilution Risk
moderateA likely Series C within 18-24 months will add roughly 15-20% dilution on top of existing capitalization; at 142 employees and a fresh $120M raise, the company has 2-3 years of runway before the next institutional round.
Secondary Liquidity
limitedNo tender offer has been disclosed; secondary trades are theoretically possible but practically thin at Series B stage, with meaningful liquidity gated on an IPO or acquisition realistically 4-5 years out.
Other — 9 roles
- Talent Acquisition Partner · Tel Aviv
- Engineering Team Lead · Tel Aviv
- Executive Assistant to the CEO · New York
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Last updated: March 10, 2026
Questions to Ask at the Interview
Strategic questions based on Oasis Security's data — designed to show you've done your homework.
- 1
“What is your current ARR and net revenue retention, and how does the $120M Series B runway map to your Series C raise threshold or break-even timeline?”
- 2
“In competitive deals against CyberArk Identity and Okta's machine identity products, what is your win rate and are you predominantly winning greenfield deployments or displacing installed products?”
- 3
“What is the current 409A strike price for new option grants, and has the board discussed a secondary tender offer or liquidity program for employees from earlier rounds?”
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