The funding round will support development of a platform aimed at helping organizations detect and counter AI-driven impersonation and identity threats.

Outtake, a digital trust platform that helps organizations protect against artificial intelligence-driven impersonation and identity-related threats, raised $40 million in a Series B funding round led by ICONIQ Capital.

The funding round includes participation from venture firms CRV and S32, as well as a group of technology and security executives investing as angels, including Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft; Nikesh Arora, CEO of Palo Alto Networks; and Bill Ackman, CEO of Pershing Square Holdings.

Outtake’s platform is designed to help enterprises establish and defend trust across digital interactions by detecting, investigating, and disrupting identity-based threats that span online surfaces. The company said the platform provides a unified protection layer that security teams can use across all digital identity vectors.

“We built Outtake because point solutions can’t keep up with AI-driven deception,” said Alex Dhillon, founder and CEO of Outtake, “Enterprises are choosing a unified platform for digital trust, and this funding allows us to scale alongside customers as that shift accelerates.”

Outtake said the new capital will be used to expand engineering, product, and go-to-market teams and deepen the capabilities of its platform to meet growing global demand. The company reported rapid growth in annual recurring revenue, enterprise customer count, and headcount in 2025.