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Query.AI launched with $4.6 million in seed funding from ClearSky Security, DNX Ventures, and South Dakota Equity Partners. The company will use the funding to scale its go-to-market and engineering teams to meet significant demand for its platform. As… Continue reading Query.AI raises $4.6M to scale its go-to-market and engineering teams to meet demand for its platform
John Strand and Paul Asadoorian discuss how Okta joins forces with Secret Double Octopus, Tenable unveils new innovations for Cyber Exposure analytics, Barracuda launches bot protection feature for firewall offerings, and some acquisition and fundi… Continue reading Verodin, Palo Alto, & Okta – Enterprise Security Weekly #139
FireEye announced the acquisition of Verodin, the leader in validating the effectiveness of cyber security controls. The transaction closed today and is valued at approximately $250 million in cash and stock, net of acquired net cash and excluding assu… Continue reading FireEye acquires Verodin for $250 million
Verodin announced its new Threat Actor Assurance Program (TAAP), which will combine industry-leading threat intelligence from Anomali, Flashpoint, and Intel 471 with Verodin’s proven capability to validate cybersecurity effectiveness. This powerful pro… Continue reading Anomali, Flashpoint, and Intel 471 join Verodin to launch Threat Actor Assurance Program
Verodin, a company that provides automated security testing services, announced on Tuesday that it brought in $21 million for its Series B funding round. Based in McLean, Va., Verodin provides a product called the Security Instrumentation Platform, which continuously tests the security of a customer’s network by acting as an attacker. The platform simulates ways to exploit vulnerabilities and notes how well the customer’s email, cloud and network controls worked. “This capability enables enterprises to quantifiably validate if their controls are actually protecting their business-critical assets, providing resiliency and keeping them safe,” the company said in a press release. Ultimately, the goal is for organizations to determine whether the security services they’re paying for are actually doing their jobs. The funding round was led by TenEleven Ventures and Bessemer Venture Partners with participation from Capital One Growth Ventures, Citi Ventures and Verodin’s past investors. The round brings the company’s total […]
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