63SATS Cybertech, an Indian cybersecurity firm and subsidiary of 63 Moons Technologies Limited, has raised INR 245 crore in its first institutional funding round from a group of prominent investors and family offices. Following the raise, the company’s post-money valuation on a fully diluted basis stands at INR 1,161 crore.

The investor consortium includes Mathew Cyriac, former Blackstone executive; Mukul Agarwal of Param Capital Group; Siddarth Mehta of Bay Capital in his personal capacity; KIFS Finstock, an Ahmedabad-based Khandwala Group company; and Aarii Ventures, the investment office of the Kothari family.

“This fundraise marks a significant milestone for 63SATS as we accelerate our mission to secure enterprises, governments, and individuals in an AI-driven digital world,” said Srinivas L, Joint Managing Director and Joint CEO of 63SATS Cybertech. “AI is becoming the core decision-making layer for enterprises, governments, and individuals. Securing AI systems is no longer optional; it is existential. 63SATS was built with the clear vision of making cybersecurity synonymous with trust in the AI era. This capital allows us to deepen our platforms, strengthen our SOC capabilities, and scale responsibly across markets.”

Founded in 2024, 63SATS Cybertech operates at the intersection of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. The company focuses on “Cybersecurity for AI,” aiming to protect AI systems, data pipelines, models, and decision layers from emerging threats. The approach, termed “Assured Intelligence,” emphasizes trust, resilience, and security in AI-led environments.

The company offers three main solutions targeting different markets:

• Cyber Security Force (CSF) for enterprises provides integrated protection across networks, endpoints, cloud environments, and AI workloads. CSF aims to move organizations from reactive security to outcome-driven cyber defense.
• Cyberdome for governments protects critical infrastructure, smart cities, and defense-linked institutions with real-time monitoring, advanced threat detection, and coordinated incident response.
• CYBX, a cybersecurity super-app for consumers, helps individuals block spam calls, detect malicious links, prevent phishing attacks, and maintain digital privacy.

In 2024, 63SATS also established a 50-seater Security Operations Centre (SOC), offering 24×7 monitoring, AI-specific threat analysis, and rapid incident response. The company has already secured large enterprise clients across BFSI, defense, manufacturing, and automotive sectors.

The raised funds will be used to drive product innovation in AI cybersecurity, expand consumer offerings, strengthen SOC operations, hire top cybersecurity talent, and support geographic and ecosystem expansion.

With a unified focus across enterprises, governments, and consumers, 63SATS aims to set new benchmarks in India’s and the global cybersecurity landscape.