Sevii Secures Pre-Seed Funding for AI Cybersecurity Platform
Sevii has announced the successful closure of its pre-seed funding round to launch an Autonomous Defense and Remediation (ADR) platform for real-time cyber threat response, announced in a press release. The funding round was led by Overline, with participation from 10VC and SaaS Ventures.
Sevii's ADR platform is designed to deploy an 'army' of AI cyber agents that manage detections and remediate threats at machine speed. This platform integrates with existing security tools, reducing the mean time to triage and remediate (MTTR) and easing the operational burden on security teams.
The funding will accelerate the development of Sevii's platform, enhance go-to-market strategies, and expand its team of AI engineers and cybersecurity experts.
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