Venafi Finds $100M For Cybersecurity Software From TCV
Salt Lake City-based Venafi, which develops cybersecurity software to protect the identity of machines on networks, has raised $100M in a funding round, the company said this morning. The funding was led by TCV, and also included existing investors QuestMark Partners and NextEquity Partners. As part of the deal, Jake Reynolds, the General Partner of TCV, has joined Venafis baord of directors. Venafi said the funding will go towards accelerating growth, as well as a new "Machine Identity Protection Development Fund", a new $12.5M fund which will be made available to third-party developers. Jeff Hudson is the CEO of Venafi.
posted on Thursday, November 29, 2018 (Link to more information)
Related companies:
Venafi
Related stories:
> Venafi Ties Into Cybersecurity Effort
> Venafi Creates $12.5M Investment Fund For Developers
> Venafi Secures $39M From Strategic Investors
> Venafi To Hand Out Coffee, Doughnuts To Federal Workers
> Venafi Taps IBM For Security Technology
Techrockies.com Home