Cogent Security Gets $42M to Boost AI Vulnerability Defense
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Cogent Security raised $42 million for an AI-powered platform aimed at automating cyber defense; plans include tripling staff and enhancing model accuracy.
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Series A Led by Bain Capital Ventures Targets Autonomous Remediation Platform Cogent Security secured $42 million in Series A funding to expand its AI-powered platform. Backed by Bain Capital Ventures, the company plans to triple staff, enhance model accuracy and scale its agent-based architecture to help enterprises automate remediation and counter AI-driven cyberattacks.