- Chinese cybersecurity startup pivots from remote-work protection to AI governance
- Backers include Monolith Capital and existing investor Future Innovation Fund
Hangzhou Eagle Cloud Technology Co., Ltd (杭州亿格云科技有限公司) said on May 11 it had raised several hundred million yuan in a Series B funding round, betting that companies adopting AI agents will need new cybersecurity tools to govern autonomous digital workers.
The round was led by new investor Monolith Capital, with existing backer Future Innovation Fund also participating.
The deal marks Eagle Cloud’s fifth financing round since the company was founded in July 2021. Previous investors include HongShan, Vision Plus Capital and Eminence Ventures.
The company said it plans to use the new funds to expand its AI governance platform, improve risk-management and decision-support tools, and accelerate overseas expansion.
Founded by former core members of Alibaba Cloud’s security team, Eagle Cloud focuses on AI-native zero-trust Secure Access Service Edge, or SASE, systems that combine networking and cybersecurity functions into unified cloud-based services.
Its products cover access control, data security, endpoint management and network acceleration.
The fundraising comes as AI agents increasingly integrate into enterprise workflows, exposing limitations in conventional security systems originally designed for human employees rather than autonomous software assistants.
“Companies are no longer asking whether AI can be deployed,” founder and CEO Hu Min said. “The real question is whether AI can be turned into productivity safely, reliably and sustainably.”
Eagle Cloud’s flagship “Yunshu” platform acts as a security gateway for remote and hybrid workplaces, helping companies prevent data leaks and manage employee access.
The system also monitors AI assistants to stop them from unintentionally exposing sensitive corporate information during workplace tasks.
The company said revenue has more than doubled annually for three consecutive years and that it turned profitable in 2025. Its net dollar retention rate, a key gauge of SaaS business health and customer lifetime value, has remained above 130%, according to the firm.
Eagle Cloud said it now serves more than 1,000 enterprise customers globally and protects over 5 million devices across sectors including manufacturing, finance, pharmaceuticals, retail and internet services.
Clients include Geely Holding, Li Auto, Leapmotor, Seres Group, Hengrui Pharma, Ernest & Young, Deloitte, KPMG, Xiaohongshu, miHoYo, Ping An Bank and Miniso.
