The Series A was led by Battery Ventures, bringing AegisAI total funding to $49 million.

AegisAI raises $13M to protect business users against email attacks - SiliconANGLE

AegisAI co-founders developed AI agents that quickly analyze each message as a human would, paying attention to small anomalies that even the most elaborate checklist wouldn’t catch.

AegisAI has raised $36 million in Series A funding to expand its autonomous email security platform and advance its Vanguard agent toward general availability. The company focuses on detecting phishing and business email compromise by using AI agents to assess message intent and identity, especially against AI spear phishing. #AegisAI #Vanguard...

AegisAI co-founders developed AI agents that quickly analyze each message as a human would, paying attention to small anomalies that even the most elaborate checklist wouldn’t catch.

AegisAI co-founders developed AI agents that quickly analyze each message as a human would, paying attention to small anomalies that even the most elaborate checklist wouldn’t catch.

AegisAI co-founders developed AI agents that quickly analyze each message as a human would, paying attention to small anomalies that even the most elaborate checklist wouldn’t catch.

 AegisAI, a cybersecurity startup founded by former Google Safe Browsing and reCAPTCHA leaders Cy Khormaee and Ryan Luo, today announced its public launch and funding round with a radical approach to email security: autonomous AI agents that eliminate Phishing, Malware, and Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks before they reach user inboxes — while reducing false positives by up to 90% compared to traditional solutions.

Email security startup AegisAI Inc. today said it has raised $36 million in new funding to counter a fast-growing class of artificial intelligence-generated email attacks that no amount of employee training can reliably stop. The San Francisco company builds its own large language models to guard corporate inboxes. The pitch rests on how much the phishing lure has changed. An attacker used to need time and skill. Now AI does the legwork. It scrapes the web for details about the target. It works out which colleague or vendor that person leans on. Then it drafts a note in that trusted voice, at scale. AegisAI calls the technique AI spear-phishing, and it says the capability now runs about the price of a cup of coffee. The company runs a network of autonomous AI agents inside the inbox. Traditional filters look for patterns lifted from past scams. AegisAI’s agents read the intent and identity behind each message, an approach it says catches linguistically flawless attacks that clear every technical check. The company claims it cuts false positives by up to 90% against legacy tools. AI-generated spear-phishing made up 2.8% of the phishing AegisAI observed in early 2025 and reached 13.9% by the...

Former Google security vetrans raise $13M for their startup, AegisAI. This aims to fight email security threats, which are growing lately.

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This issue of The Cybersecurity Pulse highlights new research and products around AI tooling visibility, SecOps automation, federated SIEM, and agent governance, alongside several major funding and acquisition announcements. It also covers threat-intelligence naming changes from Google Threat Intelligence Group and security updates from companies including Wiz, Varonis, Runlayer, Block, Cyera, Hush Security, Act Security, Cyberhaven, AegisAI, Saviynt, and Fig. #ClaudeCode #OpenTelemetry #WizAtlas #Runlayer #Rippling #GoogleThreatIntelligenceGroup #Cyera #OasisSecurity #HushSecurity #ActSecurity #Cyberhaven #AegisAI #Saviynt #Fig

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Imaginez recevoir un email de votre collaborateur le plus proche, détaillant un projet urgent avec des références précises à vos derniers échanges. Tout semble parfait… sauf que c’est une attaque sophistiquée générée par intelligence artificielle. Dans un monde où les hackers exploitent l’IA pour personnaliser leurs assauts à grande échelle, une nouvelle solution émerge pour […] The post AegisAI Lève 36M$ Contre le Phishing IA first appeared on MondeTech.fr.

AegisAI, founded by former Google security executives, has raised $36 million in Series A funding. The company claims its AI agents can detect AI-generated spear phishing emails, surpassing the limita