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Depthfirst Secures M in Series B to Enhance AI Security

Depthfirst Secures $80M in Series B to Enhance AI Security

Posted on April 1, 2026 By CWS

Depthfirst, a San Francisco-based software security startup, has successfully raised $80 million in its Series B funding round. This achievement elevates the company’s total capital to $120 million, achieved just three months following its Series A round closure in January.

Major Investment Boost

The funding round was spearheaded by Meritech Capital, with significant contributions from Forerunner Ventures, The House Fund, and existing investors such as Accel, Alt Capital, Box Group, Liquid 2 Ventures, and Mantis VC. This financial backing highlights the strong confidence investors have in Depthfirst’s innovative approach to security technology.

Innovative Security Solutions

Founded in 2024 by leaders from DeepMind, Databricks, and Faire, Depthfirst operates as an applied AI lab addressing vulnerabilities in software and infrastructure. The company has recently unveiled Dfs-mini1, its proprietary security model designed specifically for the protection of cryptocurrency smart contracts.

Dfs-mini1 is part of Depthfirst’s broader strategy to embed specialized intelligence within its security offerings. Trained in environments tailored for security, this model aims to extend its capabilities beyond smart contracts, allowing for broader application across various security challenges.

Future Growth and Expansion

With the new funding, Depthfirst plans to broaden its AI research team and advance the development of additional security models. These efforts aim to expand the company’s reach into new security domains and enhance enterprise adoption of their solutions.

According to Qasim Mithani, the co-founder and CEO of Depthfirst, the key to excelling in security lies in the deployment of security-specific models that are finely tuned for real-world security operations. Mithani emphasizes the necessity of specialized data, domain-specific evaluations, and post-training expertise to achieve this goal, positioning Depthfirst as a leader in this niche field.

Depthfirst’s recent funding and innovative advancements underscore its pivotal role in the evolving landscape of AI-driven security, setting the stage for further growth and impact in the industry.

Security Week News Tags:AI research, AI security, applied AI, cryptocurrency security, Depthfirst, Dfs-mini1, enterprise adoption, Meritech Capital, San Francisco startup, Series B funding, smart contracts, Software Security, tech investment, venture capital

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