Exaforce, a cybersecurity startup focused on artificial intelligence-driven security operations centers (SOCs), has raised $75 million in a Series A funding round. The company aims to scale its multi-model AI platform designed to reduce SOC workload by a factor of 10. This funding round reflects a broader trend of increasing investment in venture-backed cybersecurity firms this year. Khosla Ventures, a previous backer of Exaforce's founder, has added the company to its portfolio, highlighting its development of the first multi-modal AI specifically built for SOCs. Separately, Pillar Security secured $9 million in seed funding to address AI-specific security risks such as data poisoning and intellectual property leakage through a platform that integrates with existing systems and provides automatic mapping capabilities.
🔐 AI security just got a boost! Pillar Security secures $9M in seed funding to tackle AI-specific risks. Their platform addresses challenges unique to AI, such as data poisoning and intellectual property leakage, by integrating with existing systems and automatically mapping
We‘ve backed @asingla77 multiple times - and we're excited to welcome his latest venture to the KV portfolio. Exaforce is building the first multi-modal AI purpose-built for the SOC. https://t.co/O4QwwdYuct
Funding to venture-backed cybersecurity startups has trended up so far this year, and Thursday saw another sign of that. @exaforceAI locked up a $75 million Series A funding to help bring artificial intelligence agents to security operations centers. https://t.co/679k426L2S