Cnbc Kevin Mandia's Armadin Raises $190 Million to Combat AI Threats
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Kevin Mandia's new cybersecurity startup, Armadin, has raised $190 million in funding to address the increasing threats posed by AI-driven cyberattacks. The funding round, led by Accel and supported by Google Ventures and other firms, aims to prepare organizations for the rapid and complex nature of AI-powered attacks, marking a significant milestone in cybersecurity funding.
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2026-03-10
Armadin announces $190 million funding round
2026-03-10
Funding led by Accel with participation from Google Ventures
2026-03-10
Mandia discusses AI-driven threats in interview
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