Armadin develops AI agents that test attack paths across enterprise systems and show defenders how connected weaknesses could be exploited.
In-Q-Tel
Activity from announced rounds
In-Q-Tel, known as IQT, is a not-for-profit investment organisation helping bring commercial technologies into use for national security.
Its investment scope includes space systems, biotechnology, microelectronics and energy. These areas address capabilities such as satellite and rocket systems, engineered biology and resilient power, alongside the computing technologies used in both commercial and government systems.
IQT’s model connects technology companies with mission requirements and government users. For a founder, fit depends on whether the product can solve a concrete national-security problem as well as succeed in its commercial market.
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- Rounds participated in
- 3
- Confirmed lead rounds
- 0 All roles disclosed
- New companies
- 2 First participation on record · 1 follow-on
- Funding in participating rounds
- $268.1M 2 disclosed · full round size, not this investor’s share
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3 in this selectionLocus Lock develops software-defined satellite-navigation receivers for aerospace, defence and autonomous systems operating in difficult signal environments.
TERASi develops millimetre-wave wireless communications hardware for defence and security teams operating where conventional infrastructure or satellite links may be unavailable.