Amid escalating cyber threats and increasing regulatory demands, Corgea, an emerging leader in cybersecurity innovation, has raised $2.6 million in seed funding to fortify digital defenses through AI-powered vulnerability remediation. The investment round was led by Shorooq Partners, accompanied by a high-profile roster of backers, including Y Combinator (YC), Propeller, Decacorn Capital, Unbound Ventures, and industry-renowned angels like Jawed Karim, co-founder of YouTube and founder of Y Ventures, and Sam Kassoumeh, co-founder of SecurityScoreCard. This funding milestone marks a pivotal step for Corgea, founded by serial entrepreneur Ahmad Sadeddin, as it gears up to scale its groundbreaking platform and expand its reach across the US and Middle Eastern markets.
In the dynamic field
Shorooq Invests $2.6M in Corgea’s AI to Outsmart Hackers
- By Anshika Mathews
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Laws and regulations prevent many companies from sharing intellectual property (IP) and sensitive information outside the country; however, Corgea’s application and LLM have been deployed in-region, enabling companies to adopt the latest technologies in a compliant and secure manner.
