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TechPulse take: Alice's $140 million raise underscores the critical shift in defense strategies from traditional perimeter security to specialized protection for large language models and agentic AI systems. By leveraging a proprietary dataset of adversarial attacks, the company aims to address the unique vulnerabilities inherent in generative AI lifecycles, moving beyond static guardrails toward dynamic threat prediction. This funding validates the growing necessity for dedicated infrastructure to secure foundation model deployments as enterprise adoption accelerates.
AI Security Startup Alice Raises $140 Million as Enterprise AI Threats Surge
Alice, the AI trust, safety, and security company formerly known as ActiveFence, has closed a $140 million funding round led by Apax Digital Funds, with new backing from SentinelOne, Samsung Electronics, Maj Invest, MoreTech, and Phoenix Insurance, alongside existing investors Resolute Ventures, Grove Ventures, CRV, Highland Europe, Vintage Investment Partners, Norwest, NFX, and Claltech. The […] The post AI Security Startup Alice Raises $140 Million as Enterprise AI Threats Surge appeared first on Cyber Security News.
Alice, the AI trust, safety, and security company formerly known as ActiveFence, has closed a $140 million funding round led by Apax Digital Funds, with new backing from SentinelOne, Samsung Electronics, Maj Invest, MoreTech, and Phoenix Insurance, alongside existing investors Resolute Ventures, Grove Ventures, CRV, Highland Europe, Vintage Investment Partners, Norwest, NFX, and Claltech. The round pushes Alice’s…
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