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RunSafe Security Series B Funding Briefing
Key Takeaway: RunSafe Security, a cybersecurity startup specializing in memory protection, secured $12 million in Series B funding. This round highlights growing investor confidence in RunSafe's approach to securing critical infrastructure and embedded systems.
Company: RunSafe Security
Headquarters: McLean, VA
Founding Date: ~2015 (founded nine years prior to the Series B funding announced in the current year)
Focus:
Cybersecurity
Memory randomization to prevent software exploitation
Target markets: embedded devices, cloud environments, critical infrastructure
Funding Round: Series B
Amount Raised: $12 million
Lead Investors:
Critical Ventures
SineWave Venture Partners
Other Investors:
BMW i Ventures
Working Lab Capital
Lockheed Martin Ventures
Source: SiliconANGLE (article not provided in full)
Key Quotes:
"RunSafe Security, a nine-year-old startup based in McLean, VA, whose software randomizes the memory layout of software to prevent exploitation from attackers, especially in embedded devices, cloud environments, and critical infrastructure, raised a $12 million Series B round [...]"
Themes & Significance:
Increased focus on cybersecurity for critical infrastructure: The participation of investors like Lockheed Martin Ventures underscores the importance of securing critical infrastructure from cyberattacks.
Growing demand for embedded systems security: RunSafe's focus on embedded devices addresses the expanding attack surface presented by the Internet of Things (IoT) and other connected devices.
Validation of memory randomization as a security approach: The funding round indicates strong investor confidence in RunSafe's innovative use of memory randomization to thwart attacks.
Next Steps:
Obtain and analyze the full SiliconANGLE article for additional details on RunSafe's technology, market traction, and plans for the future.
Research the investment portfolios and areas of focus for the participating investors to gain further insights into their interest in RunSafe.
Key Takeaway: RunSafe Security, a cybersecurity startup specializing in memory protection, secured $12 million in Series B funding. This round highlights growing investor confidence in RunSafe's approach to securing critical infrastructure and embedded systems.
Company: RunSafe Security
Headquarters: McLean, VA
Founding Date: ~2015 (founded nine years prior to the Series B funding announced in the current year)
Focus:
Cybersecurity
Memory randomization to prevent software exploitation
Target markets: embedded devices, cloud environments, critical infrastructure
Funding Round: Series B
Amount Raised: $12 million
Lead Investors:
Critical Ventures
SineWave Venture Partners
Other Investors:
BMW i Ventures
Working Lab Capital
Lockheed Martin Ventures
Source: SiliconANGLE (article not provided in full)
Key Quotes:
"RunSafe Security, a nine-year-old startup based in McLean, VA, whose software randomizes the memory layout of software to prevent exploitation from attackers, especially in embedded devices, cloud environments, and critical infrastructure, raised a $12 million Series B round [...]"
Themes & Significance:
Increased focus on cybersecurity for critical infrastructure: The participation of investors like Lockheed Martin Ventures underscores the importance of securing critical infrastructure from cyberattacks.
Growing demand for embedded systems security: RunSafe's focus on embedded devices addresses the expanding attack surface presented by the Internet of Things (IoT) and other connected devices.
Validation of memory randomization as a security approach: The funding round indicates strong investor confidence in RunSafe's innovative use of memory randomization to thwart attacks.
Next Steps:
Obtain and analyze the full SiliconANGLE article for additional details on RunSafe's technology, market traction, and plans for the future.
Research the investment portfolios and areas of focus for the participating investors to gain further insights into their interest in RunSafe.
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