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Cybersecurity startup Cyera is raising up to $300 million to face AI

A cybersecurity startup called Cyera believes that the next big challenge for enterprise data protection will be artificial intelligence. The company is raising a large sum of money as the need for AI increases. Cybersecurity startup Cyera According to TechCrunch, Cyera, which builds AI-enhanced too…

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A cybersecurity startup called Cyera believes that the next big challenge for enterprise data protection will be artificial intelligence. The company is raising a large sum of money as the need for AI increases. Cybersecurity startup Cyera According to TechCrunch, Cyera, which…

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A cybersecurity startup called Cyera believes that the next big challenge for enterprise data protection will be artificial intelligence. The company is raising a large sum of money as the need for AI increases. According to TechCrunch, Cyera, which builds AI-enhanced tools to create accurate pictures of where and how data is being used in organizations’ networks is close to finalizing a round of nearly $300 million, tripling its valuation to $1.5 billion in the process. Storied venture firm Coatue is leading the round of funding.

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The deal is expected to close in early April. It is unclear which other investors participated in the round. Before that, this San Mateo-based company with roots in Israel had raised a total of $160 million with its current $500 million valuation dating from last year. Also read: Cryptography startup Zama secures $73M to enhance data privacy This funding round reveals the huge role that AI plays in today’s tech market.

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  • Cyera believes that the next big challenge in enterprise data protection will be AI.
  • Cyera finalizing a round of nearly $300 million, tripling its valuation to $1.5 billion in the process.
  • This round sheds new light on the huge role AI is playing in the technology market today.

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