doxx.net raises $38M for AI agent security platform
· Cybersecurity
doxx.net raised $38 million for an ADN platform designed to prevent agentic misadventure while AI agents operate under a user's authority. The funding points to growing investor interest in securing autonomous AI activity.
Why it matters:As enterprises deploy AI agents with real permissions, security vendors are racing to define controls for agent identity and actions, a segment likely to attract more capital.
Key points
- doxx.net raised $38 million.
- Its ADN platform targets AI agent misuse while acting under user authority.
- The raise reflects money flowing into agent-focused security.
Sources (original reporting)
More stories from this day
- Citrix patches NetScaler SAML zero-day exploited in attacks
- China-linked TA419 phishes U.S. AI policy experts
- MI5 warns 100+ UK-linked academics aided China's MSS
- Fortra patches critical BoKS authentication bypass flaws
- Paramount Skydance to complete $110B Warner Bros. Discovery purchase
- Schneider Electric nearing $20bn-plus deal to buy PTC