Manchester-based security start-up secures pre-seed investment from SFC Capital to expand its team and develop its platform.
"Almost every aspect of technology has moved on in recent years, yet security testing hasn’t. We want to change penetration testing from a once-per-year consultancy exercise into a SaaS platform which provides continuous support and reassurance to development teams."
SFC Capital led the pre-seed round, which will fund team expansion and product development.
"Livestock producers require advanced technology to optimise their business, and in the near future, measuring their carbon footprint will become mandatory. SFC Capital recognised this need and aided in backing Pastoral in their journey to become the leading regenerative farming solution,"
SFC Capital backed the Manchester-based artificial intelligence startup in its latest pre-seed round.
"I am thrilled to announce our pre-seed investment from SFC Capital. This milestone marks a crucial step in our journey towards revolutionising social media content creation using AI. We are incredibly excited by the trust and confidence that SFC Capital has placed in our vision and our team. Their expertise and track record in supporting early-stage technology startups will undoubtedly accelerate our growth and development, helping us bring our cutting-edge AI solutions to market more efficiently. This investment will enable us to expand our research and development efforts, as well as scale our operations globally to better serve our customers. Our dedicated team of developers, engineers, and marketers, is now more committed than ever to pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence, delivering transformative social media solutions to empower individuals and ambitious businesses."
The funding round was led by SFC Capital and OION to prepare the medical device startup for patient trials.
"A younger patient has about a 35% chance of implant failure during their lifetime, and the leading cause of failure is loss of fixation between the bone and the implant"