Karamba Security Closes $12M in Series B Financing to Address Increasing Demand for its Preventive Approach to Automotive Cybersecurity
Karamba Security, a provider of cybersecurity solutions for connected and autonomous vehicles, today announced $12 million in Series B funding, bringing total investment in the company to $17 million, 15 months after closing a seed round in March 2016. The funding was driven by investors’ excitement over customer engagements, resulting from Karamba’s unique automotive cyberprevention technology. The investment will be used to expand customer support, sales and R&D organizations so that it can meet the rapidly growing demand.
Paladin SAG Member Professor Mary Aiken Inducted Into Infosecurity Europe’s Hall of Fame
Today, Infosecurity Europe, Europe’s no.1 information security event, announced Professor Mary Aiken will be inducted into the event’s Hall of Fame for 2017. The history of computing and information security has attracted many brilliant minds that have dedicated...Paladin Capital Group Joins with European Investment Fund and Luxembourg Future Fund to Invest in EU Based Cyber Security Firms
Washington, D.C. and Luxembourg – April 5, 2017 – Paladin Capital Group is pleased to announce the initial closing of its European Cyber Fund based in Luxembourg, with commitments side-by-side from the European Investment Fund and Luxembourg Future Fund. The fund,...RiskSense Secures Additional Series A Financing Partners and Increases Total Capital Raised to $14 Million
RiskSense®, Inc., the pioneer and market leader in pro-active cyber risk management, today announced the total capital raised in its Series A round of financing has increased to $14 Million. As part of this extension, Jump Capital joins existing investors Paladin...Muse bio secures $23M Series B financing led by Venrock
Muse bio, a privately-held company leading the development of next-generation genome engineering capabilities, today announced the completion of a $23 million Series B financing. The oversubscribed financing was led by Venrock and included investments from Foresite Capital and Paladin Capital as well as both Series A investors, NanoDimension and Spruce/MLS.