Depthfirst Raises $80 Million and Launches Smart-Contract Security Model
Summary
Depthfirst raised $80 million in Series B funding and launched Dfs-mini1, a security model focused on cryptocurrency smart contracts. The company says its training approach can generalize to other security domains.
Key points
- Depthfirst raised $80 million in a Series B led by Meritech Capital, bringing its total funding to $120 million.
- The company launched Dfs-mini1, its first in-house security model, focused on securing cryptocurrency smart contracts.
- Depthfirst says Dfs-mini1 was trained in security-specific environments and its approach can generalize beyond smart contracts.
- The company plans to use the funding to expand its AI research team, train models for additional security domains, and scale enterprise adoption.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Depthfirst announced $80 million in Series B funding and launched its first in-house security model, Dfs-mini1.
- Impact
- The funding brings Depthfirst’s total raised to $120 million. The company says it will use the funds to expand its AI research team, train security models for additional domains, and scale enterprise adoption. Dfs-mini1 is focused on securing cryptocurrency smart contracts; Depthfirst says its training approach can transfer to other security domains.