Memcyco Gets $37M to Fight AI-Powered Impersonation Attacks
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Memcyco raised $37 million for its AI-powered scam detection platform; plans to expand sales and develop new features.
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Digital Risk Protection Startup to Expand Preemptive Scam Detection Tools With brand impersonation and account takeover attacks surging, Memcyco raised $37 million in Series A funding to scale its preemptive scam detection platform. The firm plans to grow its sales team, develop AI-based features and support new product launches in the coming year.