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Israeli Cybersecurity Firm Alice Raises $140 Million to Expand AI Security Workforce
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First reported by Globes · 41 minutes ago
What happened
Israeli cybersecurity firm Alice raised $140 million to expand its AI security research and workforce, protecting major tech companies' AI systems worldwide. The company employs around 400 people, mostly in Israel, and safeguards over 3 billion users, working with top AI labs and tech giants like Google and Meta.
- 01Israeli cybersecurity company Alice raised $140 million in a funding round led by Apax Digital.
- 02Funds will expand Alice’s development center in Israel and international sales and marketing.
- 03Alice employs about 400 people, mostly in Israel, with offices in New York, London, and Hanoi.
- 04The company protects AI systems for major tech firms including Google, Meta, and Amazon.
- 05Alice operates one of the largest AI security research labs with 150 researchers testing AI vulnerabilities.
- 06Alice safeguards over 3 billion users and is nearing $100 million in annual recurring revenue.
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