Octostar
Sovereign AI-native intelligence platform for national security, law enforcement, and financial institutions.
About
Octostar provides an AI software platform designed for national security, law enforcement, and financial institutions. Their platform focuses on empowering investigators with advanced intelligence capabilities while ensuring full data control and use-case sovereignty. It can operate in air-gapped environments and allows for customization to client workflows, data sources, and compliance requirements without vendor intervention.
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Key facts
- Headquarters
- Dublin, Ireland
- Founded
- 2023
- Total funding
- $6M (Seed)
- Business model
- B2B
Funding rounds
| Date | Round | Amount | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Apr 2026 | Seed | $6M |
Frequently asked
What does Octostar do?
They also offer Octobox, a tactical appliance for air-gapped deployments.
How much funding has Octostar raised?
Octostar has raised a total of $6M in funding. The most recent round on record is Seed.
SEC filings, insider activity, nonprofit links and pay benchmarks for Octostar:
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