In the Enterprise Security News: The latest cybersecurity fundraising, We discuss the impact of the market downturn on the cybersecurity startup industry, Crypto muggings, Security researchers researching researchers simulating attackers, & Evil Encryption!
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- FUNDING: Enterprise Data Protection Company Seclore Raises $27 Million
- FUNDING: Pangea Cyber Secures $25M Series A to Launch API-based Cloud Security Services for Application Builders
- FUNDING: StackHawk Raises $20.7 Million in Series B Funding for Developer-First Application and API Security Testing as Market Demand Soars for Better Security
- FUNDING: Investors Funnel Capital into Xage as Critical Infrastructure Organizations Take Action to Block Cyberattacks$6M extension to $30M Series B. Total funding $60M. Aiming to secure ICS with Blockchain.
- FUNDING: BalkanID Unveils AI-Powered Identity Governance and Administration Solution for SaaS and Public Cloud Environments$5.75M in Seed Funding. Uses AI to identify risky entitlements and simplify access review.
- FUNDING: Sunday Security Lands $4M to Protect the World’s Executive Teams Beyond the Enterprise Perimeter
- TRENDS: Meritech Capital / 2022 SaaS Crash
- TRENDS: Tiger Global & SoftBank Bet the Farm
- TRENDS: Clouded Judgement 5.13.22
- TRENDS: Crypto Muggings
- TRENDS: ‘Tourist’ investors haven’t fled VC, but there are signs of a tactical retreat
- STARTUPS: Scaling from $1 to $10 million ARR
- SQUIRREL: Targeted npm dependency confusion attack caught red-handedSnyk, the second-largest cybersecurity unicorn, valued at nearly $9B thought it had caught some npm typo-squatting. In a hilarious turn of events, CodeWhite, a security consulting firm, informed Snyk that they actually stumbled across one of their red-team engagements!
- SQUIRREL: 666 Encryption!
