Aim Security closes $18 million Series A to secure GenAI enterprise adoption
Aim Security closes $18 million Series A to secure GenAI enterprise adoption
Less than five months after announcing its Seed round, the Israeli startup has landed additional funding for its security platform that governs and secures AI use across the modern business environment
Aim Security, which is developing a security platform that governs and secures AI use across the modern business environment, announced on Monday an $18 million Series A funding round led by Canaan Partners, with participation from the company’s seed investor, YL Ventures.
Founded by Matan Getz (CEO) and Adir Gruss (CTO), who worked on AI platforms in the IDF’s elite intelligence Unit 8200, Aim is developing a platform specifically tailored for AI’s unique threats, including sensitive data exposure, supply chain vulnerabilities, harmful or manipulated outputs and the emergence of attack methods such as jailbreaks and prompt injection.
Aim’s backers include the founders of Wiz and industry leaders from Palo Alto Networks, Proofpoint and Google. This round brings Aim’s total funding to $28 million.
“Enterprise customers from a wide range of industries repeatedly asked us, ‘how can we embrace the undeniable advantages of cutting-edge AI technologies, such as heightened efficiency and optimized decision-making, without crossing our acceptable risk threshold,’” said Matan Getz, CEO of Aim Security. “At Aim, our mission is clear: to serve as the trusted AI security ally for enterprise security leaders and allow organizations to confidently unleash the potential of these technologies within their environment, knowing that Aim is their protection layer.”
