2025 Google AI for Cybersecurity (Google Growth for Startup Academy): How To Apply

Registrations for the 2025 Growth Academy: Google AI for Cybersecurity program are now open.

The Google Ai for Cybersecurity will provide startups with the essential growth skills, internationalization strategies, and Google tools and products to help them scale.

• Host: Google
• Location: Hybrid
• Category: Trainings
• Benefits: 
  • Access to Google Tools 
  • Training 
  • Mentorship
• Eligibility: All Countries
• Deadline: December 3, 2024

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The AI for Cybersecurity is one of the Google for Startup Growth Academy initiative for innovators worldwide.

AI for Cybersecurity is a three-month program for the most promising startups using AI technology to grow and innovate responsibly in the Cybersecurity space, to provide them with essential growth skills, internationalization strategies, and Google tools and products to help them scale.

Selected founders will work with a mix of Google and external industry experts in a series of workshops and will receive mentoring across strategy, sales, and partnerships.

• The Google for Startup Growth Academy AI program is a hybrid program designed to support startups using AI to innovate responsibly in the cybersecurity market.
• The program will provide startups with the essential growth skills, internationalization strategies, and Google tools and products to help them scale.
• After the initial three months of core content, startups continue to receive product support and mentorship from Google to help them address their challenges.
• The kick-off and graduation sessions will be held in person. The locations will be made public in the coming months.

To be eligible for the Google Growth for Startup Academy, applicants must satisfy the following conditions:

• Seed to Series A startups that are looking to scale internationally.
• Focused on leveraging AI to address cybersecurity challenges such as prevention, protection, research, and/or threat analysis and sharing.
• Startups must have demonstrated traction (funding, users, revenue).
• Startups must have a scalable product or service, with both a significant total addressable market and a defensible growth model.