Geordie AI, cofounded by veterans of Darktrace and Snyk, raised $30 million in Series A funding from Crosspoint Capital, General Catalyst, and Ten Eleven Ventures. The round brings total funding to $36.5 million, less than a year after a $6.5 million seed round in September.
The platform discovers AI agents running across laptops, company clouds, cloud-hosted software, and code bases, then maps tools and data sources each agent can access and flags risks in real time. A separate module called Beam uses "context engineering" to constrain agent behavior. Geordie positions itself as vendor-neutral, working across multiple model providers and agent types.
Geordie is deployed across roughly 30 customer environments. At Owkin, the platform revealed the company had three times more AI agents running than previously realized, and during a proof-of-concept trial, mitigated risk exposure totaling between $12 million and $13 million using Owkin's own risk-quantification methodology.
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