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Fresh off its $210 million Series C funding round this week, SC Media spoke with Evan Reiser, co-founder and CEO of Abnormal Security.
Abnormal Security announced the closing of a $210 million funding round (valuation $4 billion) and signals a continued willingness of venture capital firms to make big bets on startups addressing the email security problem.
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Email security company Abnormal Security, guided by CooleyLLP, said Tuesday it is valued at $4 billion for its Series C funding round that included investors such as Insight Partners, Greylock Partners and Menlo Ventures.
Abnormal Security, the San Francisco-based creator of an AI-based cloud-native email security platform, has raised $210 million in a Series C led by Insight Partners, valuing it at $4 billion. The company was valued at $600 million with a $50 million round in 2020, according to PitchBook data.
Abnormal Security announced the close of a $210 million Series C round of financing led by global software investor Insight Partners, with participation from Greylock Partners and Menlo Ventures. With this round, the 4-year-old company is now valued at $4 billion.
Cybersecurity startup Abnormal Security Corp. is now valued at $4 billion after closing a $210 million funding round led by Insight Partners. The Series C round, which Abnormal Security announced today, also included the participation of Greylock Partners and Menlo Ventures. The investment brings the San Francisco-based startup’s total outside funding to more than $280 million.
Abnormal Security, a San Francisco, CA-based provider of an AI-based cloud-native email security platform, raised $210M in Series C funding at a $4 Billion valuation.
Email security startup Abnormal Security announced today that it has reached a $4 billion valuation after raising $210 million in a Series C investment, which brings the total raised by the AI-focused cybersecurity company to $285 million.
Not all email scams are obvious, and Abnormal Security just announced that it has raised a $210 million Series C at a $4 billion valuation to help business weed out problematic messages more efficiently.
Abnormal Security has closed a $210 million funding round led by global software investor Insight Partners. Greylock Partners and Menlo Ventures also participated. The four-year-old company is now worth $4 billion.
Although security around things such as the network, identity and even crypto seem to get most of the attention nowadays, one of the most common ways bad actors attack companies is through email
Abnormal Security, which provides an email security platform, is valued at $4 billion after collecting $210 million in its latest round of fundraising, the company said Tuesday.
Today, cloud-native email security platform Abnormal Security it has raised $210 million as part of a series C funding round, bringing the company’s valuation to $4 billion. Abnormal Security’s customer base has grown by 270% and includes companies such as Xerox, Hitachi Vantara, Urban Outfitters, Groupon, Royal Caribbean International and Auto Club Group-AAA.
Abnormal Security announced today the close of a $210 million Series C round of financing led by global software investor Insight Partners, with participation from Greylock Partners and Menlo Ventures. With this round, the 4-year-old company is now valued at $4 billion.
Four-year-old company is now valued at $4 billion as email security takes center stage. Email security company Abnormal Security Corp. has raised $210 million in a Series C funding round led by Insight Partners.
This year’s inductees reflect the booming VC interest as well as the growing variability in AI-focused startups making unique uses of existing technologies, others developing their own and many simply enabling other companies to add AI to their business model.
Abnormal Security today announced that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named Kim Sanchez, Senior Channel Manager, to its Women of the Channel list for 2022.
The Better Cybercrime Metrics Act, which was first introduced in the Senate in August 2021, will build a system to keep tabs on cybercrime incidents with an end goal of better identifying threats and preventing attacks.
Security researchers have warned of a new email phishing scam that can steal personal information of Facebook users.
Attackers have been sending phishing emails purporting to be from "The Facebook Team" warning recipients that their account may be disabled and removed due to violating other users' rights, according to a report from Abnormal Security.
A new phishing campaign is targeting the administrators of company pages on Facebook, security researchers have warned.
A sneaky phishing campaign aims to steal passwords from Facebook users – including administrators of company Facebook Pages.
Healthcare organizations are being warned to guard against a ransomware group known as Hive. The Department of Health and Human Resources sent a note to analysts this week. The advisory said that Hive is a relatively new organization, only operating since June 2021.