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Outtake Secures M to Enhance AI Cybersecurity Solutions

Outtake Secures $40M to Enhance AI Cybersecurity Solutions

Posted on February 9, 2026 By CWS

Cybersecurity firm Outtake has successfully raised $40 million to advance its unified platform designed to protect digital trust against the backdrop of rapidly evolving artificial intelligence technologies.

Increasing Need for Enhanced Cybersecurity

With a surge in AI-driven phishing and impersonation incidents reported in early 2026, Outtake’s recent funding round underscores the critical need for sophisticated defense mechanisms. The company’s platform aims to address the growing challenge posed by these technological threats.

Investment and Expansion Plans

The Series B funding round was spearheaded by ICONIQ, receiving support from CRV, S32, and a group of notable angel investors. Among them are industry leaders such as Microsoft’s CEO Satya Nadella, Palo Alto Networks’ CEO Nikesh Arora, and others including Bill Ackman, Shyam Sankar, Trae Stephens, Bob McGrew, Guillermo Rauch, and John Donovan. This latest investment elevates Outtake’s total funding to $60 million, which will be directed towards enhancing its platform and expanding its engineering, product, and go-to-market teams.

Innovative Platform Features

Outtake’s platform employs agentic AI to counteract modern security threats, featuring advanced search capabilities, threat classification, and automated risk management. By utilizing open source intelligence, it scans public domains for signs of compromise related to an organization’s key assets. The system is equipped with digital risk protection features, designed to detect and mitigate impersonation attempts across various online channels, including domains, social media, apps, and advertisements. Furthermore, it integrates with existing security operations tools and offers a browser extension for secure cryptographic email signing.

Outtake’s founder and CEO, Alex Dhillon, emphasizes the need for comprehensive solutions in the face of fast-paced adversaries. According to Dhillon, the limitations of point solutions have driven enterprises to adopt unified platforms for maintaining digital trust. This infusion of capital will support Outtake in scaling its operations to meet the increasing demand for robust cybersecurity measures.

As the digital landscape continues to evolve, Outtake’s efforts highlight the importance of innovative cybersecurity solutions to safeguard against AI-driven threats, ensuring a safer online environment for businesses and individuals alike.

Security Week News Tags:agentic AI, AI threats, Cybersecurity, digital trust, Funding, ICONIQ, Impersonation, Outtake, Phishing, Series B

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