Aura, a Boston company specializing in online security safety solutions, announced a round of Series G funding spearheaded by Ten Eleven Ventures. The $140 million round consisted of equity and debt and saw participation from other investors, including General Catalyst and AT&T Ventures.
Offering a platform for individuals and families, Aura’s comprehensive solution features AI-automated capabilities covering device security, scam and fraud protection and identity theft protection. It also offers child safety features that detect things like cyberbullying and online predators.
The company’s funding announcement marks its first round since spinning out of Pango Group. Backed by its new funding, Aura will invest in product innovation. It is currently developing more AI-powered safety features that will become generally available later in 2025.
