
MIND builds AI-native data loss prevention and insider-risk security software for modern workplaces.
MIND raised an $11 million seed round led by YL Ventures, announced when the company emerged from stealth in October 2024. A $30 million financing followed, reported in early 2026 as the company scaled its endpoint data loss prevention technology.
In September 2026 the company announced a $72 million Series B led by Crosspoint Capital Partners, framed as funding to bring complete data loss prevention to the AI era. Taken together, the disclosed rounds put the company's publicly reported financing above one hundred million dollars.
MIND sells an AI-native data loss prevention platform organized around buyer-facing offerings for data discovery and classification, data detection and response, and loss prevention and mitigation, with the MIND AI engine spanning all of them. The platform discovers and classifies sensitive data across SaaS applications, endpoints, on-premises file shares, email, and generative AI tools.
The company positions its approach against conventional DLP tools that depend on static, manually maintained policies, arguing that autonomous, context-aware assessment cuts false positives and manual workload. Customers the company cites publicly include Guild, ThoughtSpot, OpenWeb, Noname Security, Gravity Payments, and Paychex.
MIND is led by co-founder and chief executive officer Eran Barak, with co-founder Itai Schwartz as chief technology officer and co-founder Hod Bin Noon as vice president of research and development. The founders built the company on experience from earlier security ventures including Hexadite, Torq, Axonius, and Dazz.
The company describes itself as founded and led by cybersecurity leaders and industry veterans, operating from Seattle, Washington. Its chief executive frequently frames the company's mission in public commentary as relieving the operational burden that data loss prevention programs place on security teams.