Geordie, a cyber security start-up, has emerged from stealth with $6.5m in seed funding.
The round was co-led by Ten Eleven Ventures and General Catalyst, with participation from a number of angel investors.
Geordie has built an agent-native security platform designed to help enterprises safely deploy agentic AI. These autonomous systems can improve productivity but also bring new risks, including unpredictable behaviour and goal drift.
The company’s platform is vendor-agnostic, detecting agents across different tools and frameworks, mapping their activity and providing continual risk assessments. Its “Beam” engine guides agent decisions in real time so that they remain aligned with enterprise policies without disrupting workflows.
Ten Eleven Ventures general partner Dave Palmer said, “There’s no established playbook for how to deploy agentic AI now. Many times, the limited visibility and lack of understanding of potential risks are key blockers for many CISOs and technology leaders.
“Geordie supports these leaders so that organizations can bring strategic innovation in-house confidently and regain control of their rapidly changing technology environment. The security Geordie brings will be a critical part of safely embracing the agentic AI revolution destined for the decade ahead.”
Geordie co-founder and CEO Henry Comfort said, “Our platform, purpose-built for agents, ensures enterprises don’t have to choose between innovation and security. By offering real-time visibility into agent activity and aligning with enterprise policies and external frameworks, we’re building trust and providing the tools necessary for safe AI adoption.”
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