Jericho Security Launches AI-Powered Phishing Defense Platform
Jericho Security has launched a new self-service AI-powered phishing defense platform, as announced in a press release. This launch coincides with the company's successful $15M Series A funding round and recognition at the RSA Conference 2025, where it received four Global InfoSec Awards.
The new platform, built on Jericho's agentic AI technology, offers organizations instant access to conversational phishing simulations. It includes three subscription tiers—Jericho Lite, Jericho Plus, and Jericho Premium—allowing companies to customize their cybersecurity training and simulations. The platform aims to help organizations train employees to detect advanced social engineering attacks, such as phishing emails and SMS scams.
The Series A funding round was led by Jasper Lau of Era Fund, with participation from Lux Capital, Dash, Gaingels Enterprise, and others. The funds will be used to accelerate Jericho's go-to-market efforts and further develop its AI platform.
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