Cytix raises $7M to govern software changes as AI coding speeds up

Northern Gritstone led the Series A as the Manchester founders moved beyond periodic pentests toward continuous change-level controls.

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Primary source: Tech.eu

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AI coding is increasing software-change volume faster than security teams can review it. Cytix is betting enterprises will pay for a policy and evidence layer around each change, with established consultancies providing distribution and trust.

Intricate mechanism for continuous, dynamic risk control (Engraved scientific illustration from a 19th-century technical journal, using cool-toned ink on cream paper.)

Cytix, the Manchester cybersecurity developer founded by Ben Armstrong, Thomas Ballin and Matt Milan, raised $7 million in Series A funding, [Tech.eu reported on August…

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