The venture capital playbook for enterprise security follows a highly predictable pattern. Recruit executive talent from a tech giant, wrap a modern buzzword around an old problem, and secure a massive funding round before the product faces real-world performance pressures. AegisAI, backed by a fresh $36 million injection, fits this template perfectly. Founded by former Google security executives, the startup promises to neutralize highly targeted spearphishing attempts before they reach an employee
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The $36 Million Bet on Machine Intuition: Why AegisAI Faces an Uphill Battle Against the Inbox Giants
AegisAI wants to stop spearphishing by making AI behave like a suspicious human. But latency, false positives, and platform monopolies stand in the way.
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