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WitnessAI Secures $58M to Grow Global AI Security Reach

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WitnessAI has raised $58 million to expand its AI security platform globally, focusing on MSSP and MDR vendors. The funding will enable the company to develop MSSP-ready offerings for detecting unauthorized AI agents and enforcing security policies.

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Original Source Material

Startup Targets MSSPs and MDR Vendors, Shadow AI Detection and Global Growth WitnessAI has raised $58 million to scale its AI network and agent protection platform worldwide. The funding will help the firm build MSSP-ready offerings, detect unauthorized AI agents and enforce security policies across employee and customer LLM use cases.