Global venture activity this week was led by major cybersecurity financings, with investors committing substantial capital to enterprise browsers, data security, vulnerability management, and infrastructure designed to secure autonomous AI agents. Enterprise applications also attracted funding across AI-powered media creation, recruitment, sales automation, and customer communication.
Global | Enterprise Applications
Brahma AI, an enterprise platform for media content creation, asset management, and distribution, raised $150 million USD in a Series D round from Multiples Alternate Asset Management.
Spott, a provider of an AI-powered recruitment platform for firms, raised $21 million USD in a Series A round from Base10 Partners, Balderton Capital, Y Combinator and Fortino Capital
Zeliq, a provider of AI-based lead generation solutions for enterprises, raised $8.03 million USD in a Seed round from The Moon Venture
Spiich, a developer of an AI assistant for sales workflow automation, raised $3.4 million USD in a Seed round from Ugly Duckling Ventures, Alliance Venture, Cherry Ventures and Ampli Ventures
Nuvia, a provider of artificial intelligence agents for sales and customer communication, raised $1.8 million USD in a Seed round from Amador Capital, Nascent, NXTP Ventures, Crivo Ventures, and two additional investors.
Sync Savings, a CRM and core banking management platform for banks, raised a Seed round of an undisclosed amount from Sarahwilliams Gardener, Development Bank of Wales, Rupa Popat and Fiona Howarth.
Global | Employment Innovation
Tundr , a provider of employee benefits and wellness management solutions, raised $13.3 million USD in a Series A round from CDP Venture Capital, 360 Capital Partners, Azimut, Crédit Agricole Italia and two additional investors.
50skills, a provider of web-based communication software for enterprise hiring processes, raised $6 million USD in a Series A round from Frumtak Ventures, Post and DRD Investments.
GoSprout , a provider of apprenticeship management solutions, raised $1.2 million USD in a Seed round from ECMC Foundation, Robin Hood and Bravo Family Foundation.
TimBuckDo , an on-demand talent platform connecting students with part-time work opportunities, raised a Seed round of an undisclosed amount from Adarsh Narahari.
Global | IT Outsourcing
Mission Critical Facilities International , a provider of power solutions for critical infrastructure and the digital economy, raised a Seed round of an undisclosed amount from Liberty Mutual Investments, Invesco, Brigade Capital Management and Aventail Capital Group.
Global | Cybersecurity
Island, a provider of an enterprise browser with SaaS governance, visibility, and productivity controls, raised $400 million USD in a Series F round. Investors included Evolution Equity Partners, Prysm Capital, Sequoia Capital, Coatue and eight additional investors.
Cyera, a data security company specializing in AI-native data security posture management and data loss prevention, raised $400 million USD in a Series G round from Evolution Equity Partners and Goldman Sachs.
Hackuity, a developer of software for managing and prioritizing security vulnerability findings, raised $19 million USD in a Series B round from ForgePoint Capital, Bright Pixel Capital, Seventure Partners and Bpifrance.
Outerlimit, a developer of security software for monitoring and controlling autonomous agents, raised $16 million USD in a Seed round from AlbionVC, Evolution Equity Partners, Crane Venture Partners, Charles Gorintin and seven additional investors.
Kontext , a developer of runtime security software for autonomous artificial intelligence agents, raised $4 million USD in a Series A round from 42 Capital, a16zcrypto and HTGF
DigitalXForce , a SaaS-based platform for security and privacy risk management, raised a Seed round of an undisclosed amount from undisclosed investors.
Global | BPO Services
mika, a provider of accounting and financial services, raised $6.87 million USD in a Seed round from Smedvig Ventures, Wecken & Cie, Dennis Bemmann, Michael Brehm and four additional investors.
Global | Caribbean & Central America
Sandals, an operator of standalone hotels and resorts, raised $3 billion USD in a Series D round from Royal Caribbean.
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