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Armadin

Category: AI in Cybersecurity

An AI-native cybersecurity platform that deploys autonomous AI agents for red teaming and defense to find, exploit, and mitigate vulnerabilities at compute speed. Armadin was founded in 2025. The company is led by Kevin Mandia. Based in Menlo Park, United States. Team size: 60+. Total funding raised: $189.9M. Latest round: Series A (Mar 2026). Key investors include ["Accel","GV","Kleiner Perkins","Menlo Ventures","In-Q-Tel","8VC","Ballistic Ventures"].

Founded
2025
Headquarters
Menlo Park, United States
Team size
60+
Total funding
$189.9M

Value proposition

Provides autonomous cybersecurity agents that operate at 'compute speed' to match AI hackers, enabling defenders to identify and respond to threats in minutes rather than days without constant human oversight.

Products and solutions

["Autonomous AI Agents for Red Teaming","Web Application Penetration Testing Agents","Attack Infrastructure Agents","Centralized Agent Management 'Cockpit'"]

Unique value

Shifts cybersecurity from human-speed to compute-speed by utilizing AI agents that mimic autonomous AI hackers for continuous, automated red teaming and defense.

Target customer

Enterprise security teams, Fortune 100 companies, and high-stakes organizations needing advanced defense against AI-driven threats

Industries served

["Enterprise Cybersecurity","Fortune 100 Companies","Government and Defense","High-stakes Enterprise Sectors"]

Technology advantage

Combines top-tier offensive security expertise from former Mandiant and Google Cloud Security leaders (Kevin Mandia, Travis Lanham, Evan Peña, David Slater) with massive early funding to rapidly scale agentic armies for defenders.

How they differentiate

Human-AI fusion backed by Mandia's extensive cybersecurity expertise and AI-native autonomous agents operating at compute speed

Main competitors

["XBOW","SafeBreach"]

Key partnerships

["In-Q-Tel (Strategic investor/partner)","Ballistic Ventures (Strategic investor/partner)","Accel, GV, Kleiner Perkins, Menlo Ventures, 8VC (Key investors)"]

Notable customers

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Major milestones

["Secured $24M Seed funding from Ballistic Ventures in Dec 2025","Launched from stealth in March 2026 with a record-breaking $189.9M combined Seed and Series A funding led by Accel"]

Growth metrics

Launched from stealth in March 2026 with record-breaking $189.9M funding

Market positioning

AI-native offensive cyber platform and autonomous red teaming

Geographic focus

North America

Patents and IP

No registered patents disclosed as of latest update

About Kevin Mandia

Founder and CEO of Mandiant (acquired by FireEye, then Google for $5.4B), Co-Founder and General Partner at Ballistic Ventures, Strategic Advisor at Google Cloud, former U.S. Air Force computer security officer and special agent.

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