Israel-based autonomous technology security developer Regulus Cyber disclosed $6.3m in seed and series A funding on Tuesday from a consortium featuring Technion – Israel Institute of Technology.
The round also included venture capital firms Sierra Ventures, Canaan Partners Israel and F2 Capital. The company did not specify individual amounts for the two rounds.
Founded in 2016, Regulus is developing anti-hacking technology that shields autonomous devices such as drones, robots and self-driving vehicles from external interference. The products work by blocking…
