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Ultra Security raised $10 million in seed funding to expand its platform for monitoring and controlling autonomous AI agents.
Ultra Security has raised $10 million in seed funding, according to FinSMEs. Investors included Ludlow Ventures, Hidden Capital, Entrée Capital, Detroit Venture Partners, firedrop, FDVC, and angel investors from the security and software sectors.
The Birmingham, Michigan company provides a security platform for autonomous AI agents. It combines guardrails, governance, observability, runtime protection, and alerts in a system available through local deployment or remote hosting.
Organizations can use the platform to monitor and control interactions between agents and software tools as they occur. Ultra Security plans to use the funding to expand operations and product development.
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