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Hamburg-based startup secjur has closed a seed financing round worth 5.5 million euros. It is led by Berlin-based capital provider Visionaries Club. Also participating are Cocoa Ventures, SB21 and a number of well-known business angels, including Mario Götze, 2014 FIFA World Cup champion, former Formula 1 champion Nico Rosberg, Estelle Merle and Charlotte Pallua, co-founders of Topi, and Ignaz Forstmeier, co-founder of Personio.

© secjur: the founders Niklas Hanitsch, Manuel Stahl, Simon Pentzien and Sven Moritz.
© secjur: the founders Niklas Hanitsch, Manuel Stahl, Simon Pentzien and Sven Moritz.

secjur governs compliance with AI

secjur was founded in 2018 by Niklas Hanitsch, Manuel Stahl, Simon Pentzien and Sven Moritz. The startup tackles the issues of data protection and compliance, which represent a major challenge for many companies. Areas of responsibility include regulatory issues, data protection, information security, anti-money laundering and whistleblowing. To address these tasks, secjur has developed a "Digital Compliance Office," an automation platform based on artificial intelligence (AI).

"Sadly, compliance has become a massive pain for businesses of all sizes since its management is manual, repetitive and expensive. secjur solves this by automating compliance for businesses of all sizes and allows them to manage it within one software. In the future, they will be part of every company’s IT stack."
Robert Lacher, Co-Founder Visionaries Club

Customers secjur has already convinced of its AI solution include Mercedes Benz, Samsung, Yunex Traffic, 1KOMMA5°, MediaMarkt Saturn, Pantaflix, Klitschko Ventures and Tomorrow Bank. Until now, the startup, which has grown to nearly 50 employees, has gotten by without outside capital. With the fresh money, it wants to further expand its platform and strengthen its market activities in the DACH region and beyond.


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