During a time, where a single data breach can cost companies nearly $5 million and expose millions of personal records, a seven-month-old startup has emerged from the shadows with a bold promise: to put data protection on autopilot using artificial intelligence.
MIND, a data loss prevention company that only recently shed its stealth cloak, announced today it has secured $30 million in Series A funding, a remarkable achievement that brings its total funding to over $40 million and signals a seismic shift in how enterprises think about protecting their most sensitive information.
The Perfect Storm
Last year alone, data breaches affected over 1.7 billion individuals globally, with the average incident costing organizations $4.88 million, a 10% jump from the previous year and the hig
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