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💰 Security, Funded #4
A deep dive on cybersecurity funding and industry news from the week of July 26, 2021
Mike Privette
August 02, 2021 • Reading Time: 3 minutes
Summary
8 companies raised $463.0M
By Category
$185.0M for Cyber Insurance
$100.0M for Internet Security
$100.0M for Identity and Access Management
$32.0M for Zero Trust
$20.0M for Managed Security Services Provider
$15.0M for Cloud Security Posture Management
$11.0M for Personal Cybersecurity
By Company
At-Bay, a cybersecurity insurance company, raised a $185.0M Series D.
1Password, a password management platform, raised a $100.1M Series B.
ActiveFence, is a software startup detecting harmful content, online radicalization, and identifying influence campaigns, raised a $100.0M Series B.
Cyolo, a zero trust security company, raised a $21.0M Series A.
SolCyber, a managed security services provider (MSSP) offering a curated stack of enterprise-grade security tools, raised a $20.0M Series A.
Noetic Cyber, a cloud continuous cyber asset management and controls platform provider, raised a $15.0M Series A.
Infinipoint, a zero trust security company for workstations and mobile devices, raised a $11.0M Seed.
BLACKCLOAK, a concierge cybersecurity and privacy protection platform for executives and high-net-worth individuals, raised a $11.0M Series A.
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