Data security startup Cyera closed a $400M Series G extension led by Goldman Sachs, bringing total funding to $1.94B since June 2025.
The round reflects surging investor interest in data security as enterprises grapple with AI deployment risks. Cyera has accumulated nearly $2B in 15 months, underscoring Wall Street's focus on protecting sensitive information in an AI-driven landscape.
The startup provides data security and governance tools designed to safeguard enterprises from data breaches and compliance violations. Goldman Sachs' participation signals institutional confidence in data security as a critical infrastructure investment.
Cyera joins a wave of security startups attracting major capital as companies prioritize data protection alongside AI adoption. The funding environment for cybersecurity remains robust, with investors viewing the sector as essential to managing emerging technology risks.
The Series G extension demonstrates sustained momentum for Cyera as it scales operations to meet growing enterprise demand for comprehensive data security solutions.
New York-based Ande has emerged from stealth with $52 million in seed and Series A funding. The startup uses AI agents to automate corporate event arrangements for businesses.
Dutch nanoimprint lithography startup Morphotonics secured €40 million in funding from 3M Ventures, the EIC Fund, and other investors. The company plans to use the capital to expand into optical components for data centers.
Legal tech startup Legora is in talks for a new funding round that would value the company at approximately $8.5 billion. The round represents significant growth for the emerging legal technology platform.
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