As global supply chains face rising security risks and component level vulnerabilities, manufacturers are increasingly turning to AI driven inspection technologies to ensure product integrity and operational resilience.
Cybord AI has secured $7 million in extended Series A funding to accelerate its expansion in North America and strengthen its position in hardware security and electronic component verification. The Cybord funding round was led by Capri Ventures, with participation from both new and existing investors, as the company also announced the formation of a dedicated United States sales leadership team.
The funding comes at a time when hardware security risks are gaining attention across critical industries. Increasing geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions have exposed vulnerabilities in electronic components, including instances of unauthorized or counterfeit parts entering production environments. These challenges are pushing original equipment manufacturers to adopt more advanced, real time inspection solutions to maintain trust and compliance across their supply chains.
Cybord’s platform uses visual artificial intelligence to inspect and authenticate electronic components directly on production lines. By integrating with existing surface mount technology equipment, the system analyzes component imagery to detect defects, tampering, and counterfeit parts before they impact product performance or lead to costly recalls. The Cybord funding round will support expansion across industries where reliability is critical, including aerospace and defense, automotive, telecommunications, data center infrastructure, and medical devices.
Oshri Cohen, Chief Executive Officer of Cybord, said, “Our expansion is being driven by Fortune 500 OEMs who understand that hardware integrity can’t rely on assumptions. These OEMs are flooded with data, but still lack true visibility into what’s actually happening on the production line. Cybord’s visual AI bridges this gap, by transforming data into meaningful insights that enhance product integrity and supply chain resilience.”
In addition to the investment, Cybord is strengthening its commercial presence in the United States with the appointment of Tyler York as Chief Business Officer. York brings experience in enterprise sales and go to market strategy, having previously led growth initiatives in high performance technology organizations. His role will focus on expanding relationships with OEM decision makers and scaling revenue operations across key markets.
The company’s expansion reflects a broader shift toward data driven supply chain security, where manufacturers require deeper visibility into component level integrity. As production environments become more complex and global sourcing increases reliance on secondary markets, the risk of compromised components continues to grow.
The Cybord funding round highlights increasing investor interest in AI powered supply chain solutions that address both quality assurance and cybersecurity concerns. By combining visual inspection with real time analytics, Cybord is positioning itself as a critical player in ensuring trust across modern manufacturing ecosystems.
With this latest investment and leadership expansion, Cybord is accelerating its growth strategy in North America while responding to rising demand for secure, transparent, and resilient hardware supply chains.
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