TrustCloud Raises $15M: AI-Powered Security Gets a Boost, CISOs Rejoice!

TrustCloud, an AI-native security assurance platform, raised $15 million to boost its total funding to $37 million. Integrating with existing platforms, TrustCloud helps CISOs and CROs reduce costs, automate compliance, and make informed decisions. With this funding, TrustCloud aims to enhance AI capabilities and expand enterprise operations.

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TrustCloud just snagged $15 million in funding to turbocharge their AI-native security platform. That’s a lot of cash to make sure your cybersecurity measures are as smooth as the cloud they’re named after. With big names like ServiceNow Ventures and Cisco Investments backing them, TrustCloud is set to make a splash in the world of governance, risk, and compliance. Let’s hope they don’t let all this new funding go to their heads and start offering AI-generated horoscopes for CISOs while they’re at it!

Key Points:

  • TrustCloud raised $15 million in a strategic funding round, totaling $37 million so far.
  • The latest investment was led by ServiceNow Ventures, with support from Cisco Investments and others.
  • Founded in 2019, TrustCloud uses AI to assess cybersecurity risks for CISOs and CROs.
  • The platform integrates with existing systems for continuous monitoring and risk evaluation.
  • Funding will enhance TrustCloud’s AI capabilities and expand market operations.

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