Bedrock Data Raises $25 Million Series A to Expand AI-Native Data Security and Governance Platform
Bedrock Data, a Menlo Park, California–based provider of an AI-native data security, governance and management platform, has secured $25 million in Series A funding to accelerate product development, expand go-to-market operations and support growing enterprise adoption of its data-centric security solutions. The funding reflects rising demand for tools that provide continuous visibility, governance and protection of data across cloud, SaaS, infrastructure and AI systems, as organizations face increasing complexity in how data is stored, accessed and used.
The Series A round was led by Greylock Partners, a Silicon Valley venture capital firm with a long history of backing enterprise software, security and AI companies. As part of the investment, Greylock partner Jason Risch joined Bedrock Data’s board of directors, adding strategic guidance as the company enters its next growth phase. Greylock’s participation underscores confidence in Bedrock Data’s approach to tackling modern data governance and security challenges.
Additional investors in the round included Mangusta Capital, which focuses on early-stage technology startups; Mantis Venture Capital, a firm that backs emerging enterprise software and infrastructure companies; and Pier 88 Investment Partners, an investment firm supporting founders across a range of technology sectors. The mix of investors brings both financial backing and operational expertise to support Bedrock Data’s expansion.
Founded by chief executive officer Bruno Kurtic and co-founder and chief technology officer Pranava Adduri, Bedrock Data has developed a platform designed to discover, classify and contextualize enterprise data using its Metadata Lake and Serverless Outpost architecture. The platform integrates with existing enterprise systems and enables organizations to apply policies using natural language, automate remediation workflows and govern data usage across traditional systems and AI-driven environments. These capabilities are becoming increasingly important as enterprises scale AI initiatives while navigating evolving regulatory requirements.
According to the company, the Series A funding will be used to accelerate innovation across its core products, with a focus on improving scalability, classification accuracy and integrations with third-party tools. Bedrock Data also plans to enhance its AI governance capabilities, supporting organizations that must track how sensitive data is used in machine learning models and automated decision systems. Alongside product development, the company is investing in expanding its sales, marketing and customer success teams to support a growing base of enterprise customers.
The funding comes at a time when data sprawl has become a major challenge for organizations operating across cloud platforms, SaaS applications and AI workflows. Bedrock Data’s platform is designed to provide continuous, context-driven visibility into where data resides, how it is accessed and how it flows across systems. This approach aims to help security and compliance teams reduce risk, meet regulatory obligations and respond more quickly to potential data exposure or misuse.
Investor interest in Bedrock Data also reflects broader momentum in the data security posture management and AI governance markets. As regulatory bodies place greater emphasis on transparency, traceability and responsible AI use, enterprises are seeking tools that can unify data security and governance under a single platform. Bedrock Data has positioned its offering to bridge these needs by combining traditional data security controls with capabilities tailored to AI-driven environments.
Beyond product and market expansion, the Series A funding has supported leadership growth within the company. Bedrock Data has added experienced executives across commercial and operational functions, strengthening its ability to execute on go-to-market strategy and support large enterprise deployments. The addition of board-level oversight from Greylock further enhances governance as the company scales.
With fresh capital in hand, Bedrock Data aims to deepen its role as a foundational layer in enterprise data strategy, helping organizations gain control over increasingly complex data ecosystems. The Series A round provides both the resources and strategic backing for the company to continue building its platform and expanding its presence as enterprises prioritize data security, governance and AI accountability.
