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Mindgard πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§

Series A

Mindgard offers an AI security platform that enables organizations to discover, assess, and defend their AI systems and agents against vulnerabilities.

About Mindgard

Mindgard offers an AI security platform that focuses on discovering, assessing, and defending AI systems and agents against vulnerabilities. Utilizing automated AI red teaming and attacker-led reconnaissance, the platform continuously analyzes and protects AI infrastructures, enabling organizations to identify exploitable threats and maintain compliance throughout the AI lifecycle.

Mindgard is a UK-based company founded in 2022, now around 36 people. It has raised $41.8M in disclosed funding. FundFinder classes it as AI & ML.

Founded by Neeraj Suri (Co-Founder; previously AlliedSignal Advanced Technology Center, BU Today; University of Massachusetts Amherst), Peter Garraghan (Founder & Chief Science Officer; previously EPSRC, Edgetic; University of Leeds), Steve Street (COO and Co-Founder; repeat founder; previously Ballintrae, Ballintrae Technology Services; Loughborough University).

Its investors also appear on FundFinder's most-active lists for Series A Β· Generalist (64 funds), Series A Β· DeepTech (53 funds), Series A Β· Games & Entertainment (27 funds).

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Series A Β· Aug 2026

  • IQ Capital β€” IQ Capital is a deep-tech​ early stage VC investing in companies capable of dominating global markets, focused on breakthrough technologies in computer science, energy, life sciences, fintech, space, and advanced enginee Β· cheques Β£500k – Β£10M
  • Lakestar β€” Lakestar is a European venture capital firm that invests from Seed to Growth in visionary tech entrepreneurs worldwide. Β· cheques Β£100k – Β£70M
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