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HiddenLayer

AI security platform for agentic, generative, and predictive AI; $100M Series B and DoD contracts in 2026.

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About

HiddenLayer is an Austin-based AI security company founded in 2022 that protects AI models, agents, and workflows from adversarial attacks, vulnerabilities, and malicious code injection. Its platform covers the expanding AI attack surface: agentic runtime security plus Agent Harness Security, a newer module that secures AI coding agents at runtime for enterprises adopting autonomous coding agents.

In September 2026 it announced a $100M Series B led by Delta-v Capital (with Ten Eleven Ventures, Morgan Stanley, Microsoft's M12, and Booz Allen Ventures), bringing total funding past $155M. The company reports 10x ARR growth over the prior year and 50+ new platform customers spanning banking, insurance, pharma, airlines, and US defense and intelligence communities, including a Missile Defense Agency SHIELD contract award. It is enterprise, quote-only pricing with no public list price, and most traction claims are company-reported.

What it can do

  • Agentic runtime security for autonomous AI systems
  • Agent Harness Security for AI coding agents
  • Adversarial attack detection for models and workflows
  • Enterprise platform with 10x ARR growth in 2026
  • Defense and intelligence community deployments

Setup

Enterprise sales engagement at hiddenlayer.com; platform deploys around existing AI/ML infrastructure.

Prerequisites

Enterprise AI deployments (models, agents, or coding-agent tooling) requiring runtime security.

Use cases

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Trust score — 9/10

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