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💰 Security, Funded #2
The Security, Funded newsletter issue #2 - Cybersecurity funding and M&A news from the week of July 12th, 2021.
Mike Privette
July 12, 2021 • Reading Time: 3 minutes
Summary
7 companies raised $595.0M
By Category
$275.0M for Endpoint Detection and Response
$150.0M for Security Operations
$100.0M for Software Security
$44.0M for Breach & Attack Simulation
$21.0M for Identity and Access Management
$5.0M for Data Security
$20.0K for Network Security
By Company
Cybereason, an endpoint detection and response platform, raised a $275.0M Series F.
Arctic Wolf, a managed cloud security operations company, raised a $150.0M Series F.
Virsec, a software security company protecting enterprise application workloads from cyberattacks, raised a $100.0M Series C.
AttackIQ, a continuous and automated security validation platform, raised a $44.0M Series C.
SecurEnds, a platform that automates identity governance, user access reviews, and access controls, raised a $21.0M Series A.
Code-X, a company securing data at rest and in motion across the entire lifecycle, raised a $5.0M Series A.
HomeSirens, a company that protects home and SMB routers by blocking attacks, raised a $20.0K Seed.
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NIST-to-Tech - an open-source listing of cybersecurity technologies and vendor tools mapped to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF).
CMI #10 - Deception Technologies (paid members) - The best offense is a good defense. Purposefully misleading or deceiving would-be attackers with traps and decoys is a way to have a canary in the coal mine.
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