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04 Nov 2025 — 2 min read

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DigitTrendz - Signal for AI Secures $4.2M to Boost Confident Security

FinSMEs - Confident Security Raises $4.2M in Funding

Fortune Term Sheet - The Windsurf and Scale deals underscore a fragile reality for startup employees

Founders Today - Confident Security emerges from Stealth with $4.2M to bring private Encryption to AI

IMP News - The ‘Signal for AI’: CONFSEC Promises Encrypted Prompts with Zero Leakage

News Bytes - Confident Security raises $4.2 million to make AI safer for enterprises

Pulse 2.0 - Confident Security: $4.2 Million Raised To Enable Provably Private AI Interactions

SSBCrack News - Startup Confident Security Launches Tool to Protect Data Privacy in AI Applications

StartupNews - Confident Security, ‘the Signal for AI,’ comes out of stealth with $4.2M

The AI Signal - Meet ChatGPT Agent: Your AI That Browses, Plans, Analyzes, and Executes

Tech.az - This Week’s Startups: Key Innovations and Major Investments

Tech in Asia - US-based AI startup Confident Security nets $4.2m seed funding

TechCrunch - Confident Security, ‘the Signal for AI,’ comes out of stealth with $4.2M

Tech Startups - Top Startup and Tech Funding News Roundup for the Week Ending July 18, 2025

The Real Preneur - The Sequence Radar #688: The Transparent Transformer: Monitoring AI Reasoning Before It Goes Rogue

The Sequence - The Sequence Radar #688: The Transparent Transformer: Monitoring AI Reasoning Before It Goes Rogue

StartupHub.ai - Confident Security Secures $4.2M Seed Funding for AI Privacy

Podcasts

Technology Brothers Podcast - 7/17/25

Legends N Leaders - Jonathan Mortensen, CEO of Confident Security, out of stealth to build a privacy layer for AI!

The Security Podcast of Silicon Valley - How to Use AI Without Giving Up Your Data (with Jonathan Mortensen)

Cybercrime Magazine Podcast - Making Privacy Part Of AI Infrastructure. Confident Security's Mission. Jonathan Mortensen, CEO

AI Chat Podcast - Navigating AI Privacy with Jonathan Mortensen

Speaking Events

AI Engineer World's Fair - The Unofficial Guide to Apple’s Private Cloud Compute - Jmo, CONFSEC

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Introducing OpenPCC

Introducing OpenPCC

As AI becomes more powerful and accessible, the stakes around data privacy and protection are higher than ever. For instance, a single employee, seeking to leverage AI’s ability to read and understand a PDF, can easily upload a confidential document to an LLM and, in doing so, mistakenly expose

ohttp: Oblivious HTTP protocol in Go

ohttp: Oblivious HTTP protocol in Go

Oblivious HTTP (OHTTP), or “Enterprise TOR” as I like to call it, is a specification for making anonymous requests to servers on the Internet. The spec (RFC 9458) was developed in Oct ‘21 and published on Jan ‘24. The “chunked” (e.g., for streaming) version began development in Aug 2023

bhttp: Binary Representation of HTTP Messages

bhttp: Binary Representation of HTTP Messages

Today we're releasing confidentsecurity/bhttp, a Go implementation of RFC 9292 Binary Representation of HTTP Messages, or BHTTP for short. Our library's features include: * Encoding and decoding to/from *http.Request and *http.Response types. * Indeterminate-length and known-length BHTTP messages * Encoding/decoding logic that behaves like

go-nvtrust: NVIDIA GPU Confidential Computing Attestation in Go

go-nvtrust: NVIDIA GPU Confidential Computing Attestation in Go

At Confident Security, we’re a Go shop. We like Go because Go code is scrutable – what you see is mostly what you get. Go’s error handling is explicit, albeit a bit verbose; it builds fast; it’s strongly typed; it runs pretty fast without much work; and, generally,