New Delhi, March 31 -- Cybersecurity startups in India have attracted capital in the past couple of months, indicating that the sector might be on its way to maturing, led by the growth of new threats brought about by advancements in artificial intelligence.

In addition, foreign cybersecurity firms are opening shop here or expanding their offerings in a market that is poised for growth.

At least nine cybersecurity startups have raised funding since August last year, according to startup data intelligence platform Tracxn. Six were seed rounds and three were Series-A.

Equal, an identity management platform, raised the most at $10 million, followed by Protectt.ai, a mobile app security platform at $8.7 million, and Astra, a cloud-based pe...