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💰 Security, Funded #17

Cybersecurity funding news from the week of October 25th, 2021

Funding by product category, week of October 25, 2021

💰 Summary

  • 16 companies raised $742.7M

  • 6 companies were acquired or had a merger event

🧩 By Category

  • $250.0M for Security Analytics

  • $210.0M for IoT Security

  • $162.0M for Data Protection

  • $50.0M for Identity and Access Management

  • $30.0M for Breach & Attack Simulation (BAS)

  • $20.0M for Physical Security

  • $9.0M for Privacy

  • $5.6M for Social Network Security

  • $5.3M for Supply Chain Security

  • $840.0K for Deception Technology

  • An undisclosed amount for Software Security

  • An undisclosed amount for Firmware Security

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🏢 By Company

  • Devo, a cloud-native logging and security analytics platform, raised a $250.0M Series E.

  • Dragos, a company that detects and responds to threats in industrial controls systems (ICS), raised a $200.0M Series D.

  • InfoCert, a computer identity and certificate management company, raised a $115.0M Private Equity.

  • Sonrai Security, a cloud-identity governance platform, raised a $50.0M Series C.

  • BackBox, an automated backup and recovery software for security and network devices, raised a $32.0M Series A.

  • Horizon3.ai, a breach and attack simulation platform, raised a $30.0M Series B.

  • HiveWatch, a physical security platform that leverages sensors and orchestration, raised a $20.0M Series A.

  • QuintessenceLabs, a quantum encryption security company, raised a $15.0M Series B.

  • Viakoo, a vulnerability management platform for unmanaged & IoT Devices, raised a $10.0M Series A.

  • Piiano, a privacy engineering infrastructure platform, raised a $9.0M Seed.

  • Cyabra, a platform protecting social media networks from disinformation and deepfakes, raised a $5.6M Seed.

  • Risk Ledger, a third-party supply chain security platform, raised a $2.9M Seed.

  • aDolus, a platform to safeguard the software and firm supply chain for critical infrastructure, raised a $2.4M Seed.

  • Lupovis, a deception technology platform, raised a $840.0K Pre-Seed.

  • AI Deter, a platform that adds AI surveillance to existing cameras, raised an undisclosed Pre-Seed round.

  • HackEDU, an interactive cyber security and secure code development training platform, raised an undisclosed Venture Round.

  • Finite State, a firmware layer cybersecurity platform for connected devices and their supply chains, raised an undisclosed Venture Round.

🤝 Mergers & Acquisitions

  • Sontiq, an IT and cybersecurity consulting firm, was acquired by TransUnion.

  • SecureTrust Corporation, a cybersecurity services consulting firm, was acquired by Sysnet Global Solutions.

  • Brain4Net, a software defined networking (SDN) consulting firm, was acquired by Kaspersky Lab.

  • Cloudskiff, a platform to protect codified cloud infrastructures, was acquired by Snyk.

  • Red74, a cybersecurity services consulting firm, was acquired by Cerberus Sentinel.

  • Digital Guardian, a data loss prevention (DLP) and insider threat company, was acquired by HelpSystems.

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