A cybersecurity company developing a foundation model for defensive purposes
Tel Aviv and San Francisco, Israel and USACybersecurityFounded 202520 people in Tel Aviv
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The specific Fortune and Citybiz reports date the announcement to August 10, 2026. CTech mentions the round only within an August funding roundup, so the specific dated reports take precedence; the sources agree on the seed stage, $60 million amount, lead, and participating investors.
| Round | Amount | Announced | Lead | Buzz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seed [ REPORTED LATER ]: This round was announced before Fireround first saw it. It stays in the company's history, not in Latest, Trending, or alerts. | $60M | 2026-08-10 | Sequoia Capital | No recent discussion |
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The specific Fortune and Citybiz reports date the announcement to August 10, 2026. CTech mentions the round only within an August funding roundup, so the specific dated reports take precedence; the sources agree on the seed stage, $60 million amount, lead, and participating investors. | ||||
Corma builds foundation models that power an AI security workforce for organizations defending against cyberattacks.
Corma says general-purpose AI is advancing faster on offensive cyber capabilities than on defense, where teams must analyze huge volumes of telemetry, connect weak signals over time, and make consistent decisions. Its research reports that AI attackers established persistent backdoors in 85% of 241 realistic engagements while general-purpose AI defenders detected only 19%, and the company says its $60 million seed will support a purpose-built defensive model and workforce to close that gap.
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