Morningstar Astelia Secures $35M Funding to Enhance AI-Driven Cybersecurity Solutions
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Astelia, a cybersecurity platform founded by veterans of Israel's National Red Team, has raised $35 million in seed and Series A funding. The company aims to improve exposure management by using AI to identify critical vulnerabilities and provide tailored remediation strategies. CEO Alon Noy emphasizes the necessity of adopting AI in the ongoing cybersecurity arms race against increasingly sophisticated attackers.
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2026-02-24
Astelia announces $35M funding round
2026-02-24
Alon Noy discusses AI's impact on cybersecurity
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Astelia founded by leaders of Israel's National Red Team
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