Lifeguard Secures $1.3M Seed Funding for AI Digital Safety
Lifeguard has announced it has raised $1.3 million in seed funding from ScOp Venture Capital, announced in a press release. The Austin-based company specializes in AI-driven digital safety solutions designed to protect consumers and their families from online scams.
Lifeguard's technology employs proactive, autonomous AI agents that function as personal digital security guards, offering services such as Safe Browsing & Messaging, Advanced Fraud & Scam Detection, Identity & Data Protection, and Personalized Education. This funding will enable Lifeguard to accelerate its growth, expand its technology, and increase its team to better combat the rising tide of online crime.
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