doxx.net raises 38 million dollars to secure artificial intelligence agents

SecurityWeek reported that cybersecurity startup doxx.net has raised 38 million dollars in a Series A funding round. The Miami, Florida based firm will use the investment to expand its Agentic Defined Networking platform. The funding round was led by venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, with additional participation from Animo Ventures and Focal.vc. [1]

The company was founded in 2025 by serial founder Barrett Lyon and now operates across six continents. SecurityWeek reported that the capital raise was announced at the same time as the Agentic Defined Networking platform entered open beta testing. The platform is designed to prevent agentic misadventure while artificial intelligence agents operate under user authority. [1]

According to Wikipedia, doxing involves publishing personally identifiable information about an individual or an organization without consent. The practice often relies on aggregating private data or public database records to cause distress to victims. Security tools aim to protect digital identity and prevent unauthorized exposure on public networks. [1][4]

SecurityWeek reported that the platform helps users manage automated internet activity as software agents take on more tasks. The technology provides control over agentic actions while they perform work under assigned credentials. This investment will support the continued development and global distribution of the platform. [1]