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THE SIGNAL
Hello, and welcome to the 12th edition of Signal Report.
Money moved into AI security this week. Obsidian closed an $85M Series D, Cyera agreed to acquire Oasis Security in a reported $1B deal, Fortinet reportedly bought Virtue AI, and trade press carried a $30M Series A for Mindgard. A commercial cluster entered the map for the first time in twelve issues.
It arrived disconnected. That funding cluster is the endpoint of all three top structural gaps - no edge to the conversation about autonomous coding agents, none to prompt attacks, none to the jailbreak research. The money is being allocated in a room that isn't talking to any room where the attacks are described.
And before this becomes a story about other people's blind spots: one of the year's largest AI supply-chain compromises came through a door my own watchlist doesn't have. That's the more useful half.
