Blackbird and Antler backed the Auckland startup, which says investigators in New Zealand, Australia and the US already use its platform.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: Azonic
Why it matters #
Scott is turning IOC3's investigative experience into a government-software wedge, but Azonic must prove its virtual analyst can survive procurement and courtroom scrutiny.
Caden Flynn Scott and Thomas Holdom announced an undisclosed pre-seed round for Azonic on August 25, bringing Blackbird, Antler and three other founders behind their attempt to give online-crime investigators an AI-powered virtual analyst.
Azonic says investigators in New Zealand, Australia and the United States are already working with the platform. It has not named the agencies, disclosed whether they are paying customers or provided revenue, contract or usage figures. The round's valuation, closing date and ownership terms were also left out of the announcement. (Azonic)
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