MIND announced a $72 million Series B on 17 September, led by Crosspoint Capital Partners with participation from YL Ventures and Paladin Capital Group. The company puts its total funding at $112 million. It develops data-loss prevention software intended to identify sensitive information and apply controls as that information moves through business systems, including AI tools.
For a business evaluating this category, a useful test is a customer document being sent to an AI assistant: can the system distinguish an authorised use from an inappropriate disclosure, and explain its decision? This is an illustrative procurement question, not a verified MIND customer result.
The financing supports further development; it does not establish how the product performs on a particular organisation’s documents. Buyers working across Israel and the Gulf should separately test their languages and workflows.