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    Nissan shows Sentra Spec V at SEMA show▼日産・セントラGgoogleJP2K4 d ago

    Nissan is exhibiting at the SEMA show with a Sentra Spec V alongside a NISMO-liveried SCCA Touring-spec Z and an S30 restomod. The Sentra appearance is drawing attention as Nissan showcases its performance and heritage models at the US aftermarket tuning event, with Japanese auto media covering the lineup in detail.

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    AI Security Startup Sentra Raises $150 Million▼Exclusive | AI Security Startup Sentra Raises $150 Million to Police Autonomous Agents✉newsBusinessStartups1 h ago

    Sentra, an AI security startup, has raised $150 million in a new funding round to expand its platform for monitoring and securing autonomous AI agents. As companies increasingly deploy agents that act independently, security concerns around their behavior are growing, and investors are pouring capital into tools that can police them. Sentra positions itself as a safeguard for this fast-moving corner of enterprise AI.

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    Data security startup Sentra raises $150 million▼Exclusive: Agentic data security startup Sentra Raises $150M✉newsBusinessStartups1 d ago

    Sentra, a startup focused on agentic data security, has raised $150 million in new funding, according to an exclusive report. The company specializes in protecting data as AI agents increasingly access and move sensitive information inside organizations. The funding round underscores continued investor appetite for security tools built around the rise of autonomous AI systems in enterprise environments.

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    Israeli cyber startup Sentra raises $150M to police AI agents▼Israeli cyber startup Sentra raises $150M to stop rogue AI agents✉newsBusinessStartups1 d ago

    Sentra, an Israeli cybersecurity startup, has raised $150 million to build technology aimed at stopping rogue AI agents that act beyond their intended scope inside company systems. The funding comes as businesses rapidly deploy autonomous AI tools and worry about the new security risks they introduce. It adds Sentra to the growing wave of Israeli cyber firms targeting the emerging field of AI security.