/aipeople All market landscapes →

Market landscapes / AI Safety, Security & Governance / AI Red Teaming & Security Testing

Alice logo

Alice

Trust, safety and security for generative AI. Alice red-teams AI systems before launch, guards them while they run and watches for drift over time.

AI Red Teaming & Security Testingalso: AI Runtime Security & Guardrails201-500 peoplealice.io ↗

Updated 12 October 2026

Hiring now

From Alice's own jobs board, checked every week.

10 open roles
9 in mid-July

Still mostly building the product. 8 of its 10 open roles are in engineering and research.

Where the roles are

Research and ML6
Engineering2
Product and design1
Solutions and customer engineering1

Against its sector

9 of the 21 active companies in AI Red Teaming & Security Testing are advertising roles. White Circle has the most, with 21.

Funding

Alice announced a $140 million funding round in August 2026, led by Apax Digital.
Source: published announcement

Who Alice competes with

The other active companies we file under AI Red Teaming & Security Testing, sorted by how much they are hiring.

Where this fits

Attacking an AI system deliberately, to find what it will do wrong before a customer does. Of everything in this theme it is closest to traditional penetration testing, so it sells into a security budget that already exists rather than one that has to be created first.

The AI Safety, Security & Governance mapAll AI Red Teaming & Security Testing companies 21AI Runtime Security & Guardrails

We track hiring and team changes across all 186 companies in AI Safety, Security & Governance.

Our talent report for this sector shows how Alice's team compares with its competitors.

What is in it:

Ask Ben for a copy →
Ben Jackson

I am Ben Jackson. I map this market, and I hire the commercial teams inside it: sales, marketing, product and delivery.

If you are building a team at a company like Alice, want to work at one, or think Alice is filed in the wrong place, put 20 minutes in my diary.

Book 20 minutes with Ben →