Oleria, a Seattle-based security startup that manages employee access to applications and data, rolled out its new “Oleria Copilot” that uses conversational AI to quickly answers user questions. The copilot can answer questions such as “Give me a list of machine accounts with last password change greater than 90 days,” or “Show all admins that have been dormant for 30 or more days.”These types of assistants are becoming more common at software companies with the proliferation of generative AI. Microsoft this week announced a new voice assistant for healthcare; Amazon unveiled Alexa+ last week; and startups like Oleria are building their own “copilot” assistants — or building entire businesses around them. Founded in 2023, Oleria raised a $33.1 million Series A round last year. The 59-person company has customers including Vimeo and Aireon

Oleria, a Seattle-based security startup that manages employee access to applications and data, rolled out its new “Oleria Copilot” that uses conversational AI to quickly answers user questions. The copilot can answer questions such as “Give me a list of machine accounts with last password change greater than 90 days,” or “Show all admins that have been dormant for 30 or more days.”These types of assistants are becoming more common at software companies with the proliferation of generative AI. Microsoft this week announced a new voice assistant for healthcare; Amazon unveiled Alexa+ last week; and startups like Oleria are building their own “copilot” assistants — or building entire businesses around them. Founded in 2023, Oleria raised a $33.1 million Series A round last year. The 59-person company has customers including Vimeo and Aireon