Top 10 AI cybersecurity startups enterprises in Asia are betting on

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As Asian enterprises accelerate cloud adoption and digital transformation, cybersecurity has become a board-level concern rather than an IT function. AI-driven security platforms are now essential for detecting threats across cloud infrastructure, data pipelines, and digital supply chains. The startups gaining traction are not early experiments, but mid-stage companies trusted with mission-critical systems.

Here are 10 AI cybersecurity startups in Asia that enterprises are betting on, ranked by valuation and recognised for securing cloud, data, and digital infrastructure across the region.

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CloudSEK |

Founder: Rahul Sasi

Estimated valuation ~US$250–300 million following US$19M Series B funding.

CloudSEK uses AI to predict cyber threats by analysing signals across the open web, dark web, and digital supply chains. Its platform enables enterprises to identify vulnerabilities before they escalate into breaches. The company is widely recognised by large enterprises and government-linked organisations for proactive threat intelligence.

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Cybereason |

Founder: Lior Div

Valuation estimated ~US$1 billion; strong enterprise presence in Japan and Asia-Pacific.

Cybereason delivers AI-driven endpoint detection and response for large enterprises. Its behavioural analytics help security teams detect advanced threats across distributed systems. The company has gained strong traction among Japanese enterprises seeking advanced, automated threat response.

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Peris.ai |

Founder: David Samuel

Mid-stage startup with AI-driven, hyper-automated cybersecurity solutions for enterprises; growing regional adoption in Southeast Asia and enterprise deployments.

Peris.ai delivers AI-powered, hyper-automated cybersecurity solutions designed to help enterprises combat sophisticated threats with minimal manual effort. Its platform uses machine learning to identify anomalous activity, automate threat response, and reduce security operations centre (SOC) workload. As a Singapore-based startup with roots in Indonesia, Peris.ai is gaining recognition for scalable enterprise security automation across cloud and hybrid environments.

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Secureworks Asia |

Founder: CEO Wendy Thomas

Mid-stage AI security platform adopted by large enterprises across Asia-Pacific.

Secureworks’ Taegis AI platform combines threat detection, response, and analytics for enterprise security teams. In Asia, it is used by organisations seeking managed AI-driven security across hybrid environments. Its strength lies in operationalising AI for real-world security workflows.

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Acronis |

Founder: Serg Bell

Valuation estimated ~US$3.5 billion; strong enterprise presence across Asia.

Acronis integrates AI-driven cybersecurity with data protection and recovery. Its platform helps enterprises secure endpoints, cloud workloads, and backups within a single system. The company is trusted by enterprises looking for resilience-focused security rather than standalone tools.

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Trustwave Asia |

Founder: Robert J. McCullen

Mid-stage cybersecurity firm with enterprise clients across regulated sectors.

Trustwave applies AI to threat detection and managed security services for enterprises. Its platform focuses on identifying advanced threats and vulnerabilities across digital infrastructure. The company is widely recognised in Asia for managed, enterprise-grade cybersecurity services.

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Cloudflare Area |

Founder: Matthew Prince

Enterprise AI security product adopted by major Asian corporations.

Area 1 uses AI to detect phishing and email-based attacks before they reach enterprise networks. Its predictive threat intelligence has gained traction among Asian enterprises facing increasing social engineering risks. The platform complements broader cloud security strategies.

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Perception Point |

Founder: Yevgeny Pats, Michael Aminov, and Shlomi Levin

Mid-stage cybersecurity firm with growing enterprise adoption in Asia.

Perception Point applies AI to protect enterprises against advanced email, browser, and collaboration tool attacks. Its focus on real-time threat prevention appeals to enterprises with distributed workforces. The company has expanded rapidly across Japan and other Asian markets.

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Cyfirma |

Founder: Kumar Ritesh

Raised US$10M+; recognised for AI-driven external threat intelligence.

Cyfirma provides AI-powered digital risk protection and threat intelligence for enterprises. Its platform monitors brand abuse, cybercrime activity, and external threats. The company is increasingly adopted by large enterprises across Asia-Pacific.

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Kratikal |

Founder: Pavan Kushwaha, Paratosh Bansal, and Dip Jung Thapa

Mid-stage cybersecurity firm serving enterprise and government clients.

Kratikal focuses on AI-enabled cybersecurity solutions for enterprises and public-sector organisations. Its services cover threat detection, compliance, and security assessments. The company is gaining recognition for applied cybersecurity expertise in India’s enterprise market.

The cybersecurity startups gaining enterprise trust in Asia share a common trait: they focus on deployment, automation, and measurable risk reduction. Rather than selling tools in isolation, these companies integrate AI directly into enterprise security workflows. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated, mid-stage firms like these are becoming essential partners in securing Asia’s digital infrastructure.

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