Nothreat and Lenovo Revolutionize IoT Edge Device Security with AI-Powered Science-Driven Solutions

Empowering Global Cyber Defense Through AI Innovation

NoThreat, a UK-based AI cybersecurity company, has officially launched a public equity crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube, opening its doors to investors eager to support the next chapter of its growth.

NoThreat, a UK-based AI cybersecurity company, has officially launched a public equity crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube, opening its doors to investors eager to support the next chapter of its growth.

NoThreat, a UK-based AI cybersecurity company, has officially launched a public equity crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube, opening its doors to investors eager to support the next chapter of its growth.

A Growing Market, a Smarter Approach

Cybercrime remains one of the fastest-growing challenges worldwide, with damages expected to exceed $10 trillion by 2028. Traditional defense tools are no longer keeping pace with increasingly adaptive attack vectors, automated intrusion tools, and AI-generated exploits.

Cybercrime remains one of the fastest-growing challenges worldwide, with damages expected to exceed $10 trillion by 2028. Traditional defense tools are no longer keeping pace with increasingly adaptive attack vectors, automated intrusion tools, and AI-generated exploits.

“AI has changed the rules of the game — and NoThreat is one of the few players using it to proactively outthink and outpace adversaries.”
says Sergii Kostetska, CEO of NoThreat.

Technology Grounded in Science

At the heart of NoThreat’s success is its scientifically validated AI engine, developed in collaboration with researchers and supported by peer-reviewed studies published on Springer.

• The company’s product suite includes
• NoThreat™ IoT Cybersecurity — lightweight, embedded protection for low-powered and industrial devices.
• NoThreat™ Web Cybersecurity — adaptive protection for web services, APIs, and cloud infrastructure.
• NoThreat™ SOC AI Automation — advanced automation layer for Security Operations Centers, reducing false positives and analyst workload.

Cybercrime remains one of the fastest-growing challenges worldwide, with damages expected to exceed $10 trillion by 2028. Traditional defense tools are no longer keeping pace with increasingly adaptive attack vectors, automated intrusion tools, and AI-generated exploits.
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