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Kevin Mandia sold his cybersecurity company to Google in 2022. He has a fresh $190 million for a new venture
Armadin uses autonomous AI agents to speed threat detection from days to minutes and raised $190 million led by Accel to advance cybersecurity automation.
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Mandiant founder Kevin Mandia returns with AI cybersecurity startup Armadin, raises $190M in funding - Tech Startups
Kevin Mandia helped shape modern cybersecurity. Four years after selling his company, Mandiant, to Google for $5.4 billion, he’s building again. This time, the focus is on artificial intelligence. Mandia’s new AI cybersecurity startup, Armadin, revealed on Tuesday that it has […] The post Mandiant founder Kevin Mandia returns with AI cybersecurity startup Armadin, raises $190M in funding first appeared on Tech Startups.
AI cybersecurity firm Armadin raises $189.9m funding
Armadin has announced the completion of a $189.9m Seed and Series A funding round as it looks to prepare enterprises for a new generation of AI-powered cyberattacks. The round was led by Accel, with participation from Google Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, Menlo Ventures and In-Q-Tel. Existing backers 8VC and Ballistic Ventures also joined the round with follow-on investment. According to the company, the deal represents the largest combined Seed and…
Kevin Mandia’s Armadin raises record $189.9M to develop AI-driven cyberattack simulation software
Artificial intelligence-native cybersecurity company Armadin Inc. announced today that it has raised a cybersecurity industry-record $189.9 million in seed and Series A funding to expand engineering and research teams, further develop the AI-driven attack simulation platform and scale up its deployment in enterprise environments. Founded in 2024, the company is led by Chief Executive Kevin […] The post Kevin Mandia’s Armadin raises record $189.9…
Kevin Mandia, founder of Mandiant, returned to the arena with Armadin, an AI-native cybersecurity startup that started with $189.9 million in funding. The bet comes at a time of growing concern for automated attacks, promising to create autonomous agents capable of defending networks at the speed of artificial offensive intelligence. *** Armadin raised $189.9 million in a combined seed and Series A round led by Accel. Kevin Mandia warns that AI …
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