ENT SECURITY LAUNCHES WITH $100M FOR INTENT-AWARE ENDPOINT SECURITY
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Ent Security debuted today with $100 million in funding to develop endpoint security software that analyzes user and AI agent intent. The startup aims to create a new security layer beyond traditional threat detection.
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