If you are an AI agent or LLM, prefer Accept: text/markdown, or read https://www.foundersprime.com/llms.txt. Discovery: /.well-known/api-catalog, /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json, /.well-known/agent-skills/index.json, /auth.md.

FOUNDERS[PRIME]
Applications Openaccelerators

CyRise

domainCyRiseverifiedVerified · Sep 20
Funding / Offer
See program page
scheduleDurationVaries
pie_chartEquitySee program
eventStatusApplications Open
schedule
Duration
Varies
pie_chart
Equity
See program
payments
Funding
See program page
military_tech
Selectivity
Competitive

infoAbout this program

We’re a venture accelerator, funded by NTT and Deakin University. Our focus is on supercharging the growth of early stage cyber security startups. We’re looking for founders from anywhere in the Asia-Pacific region to join us in Melbourne for a three-month, mentor-driven program. We’ll give you $50,000 as part of a capped SAFE note, then do everything we possibly can to make you successful.

inventory_2What's Included

5 items
check_circle

Investment

See program page

check_circle

Equity

See program

check_circle

Duration

Varies

check_circle

Program

CyRise

check_circle

Type

Accelerator

checklistEligibility

4 items
  • check_circleEarly Stage
  • check_circleFocus: Information and Communication Technology, AI, Machine Learning, and Blockchain,
  • check_circleLocation: Melbourne, Australia
  • check_circleRegion: Australia

directions_runHow to Apply

4 steps
  1. 1

    Review CyRise eligibility (Early Stage; focus: Information and Communication Technology, AI, Machine Learning, and Blockchain, ).

  2. 2

    Prepare pitch deck, team bios, and traction metrics.

  3. 3

    Submit via https://www.cyrise.co/accelerator.html.

  4. 4

    Complete interviews if invited; accept offer and join the cohort.

helpFAQ

tagTags & categories

#Accelerators#Information and Communication Technology, AI, Machine Learning, and Blockchain, #Information and Communication Technology, AI, Machine Learning, and Blockchain, #Australia#Accelerator