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AIUC Raises $40M for the First SOC 2-Style Certification Standard for AI Agents

Series A. 5,000 adversarial tests, 100-page audit report, independent third-party verification. Cursor, Harvey, and ElevenLabs among first customers. As enterprise agentic deployments scale, 'AIUC certified' is becoming standard procurement language.

AI Use Compliance (AIUC) raised $40 million in a Series A on 14 September to scale its certification framework for production AI agents — structured as a SOC 2 equivalent with 5,000 adversarial test cases across safety, reliability, data handling, and alignment constraints, culminating in a 100-page third-party audit report. Cursor, Harvey, and ElevenLabs are among the first enterprise customers. The certification fills a governance gap: AI agents can now be deployed at enterprise scale without any standardised external verification of their safety properties. AIUC provides the audit language that procurement teams and compliance functions can reference without building bespoke evaluation programmes — the SOC 2 role applied to agentic AI deployment.

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