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ThreatStream Lands $22M In Series B Funding

ThreatStream, a company that provides a threat intelligence platform for cyber threats, has raised $22 million in series B funding led by General Catalyst Partners. New investors Institutional Venture Partners and previous investors Google Ventures and Paladin Capital Group also participated in the round. Steve Herrod, managing director at General Catalyst Partners is joining the ThreatStream board.

Secure Code Warrior raises $50M

Secure Code Warrior, a software security learning platform provider for developers, has closed a $50 million Series C funding round.

CalypsoAI raises $23M

Washington, D.C.-based AI security provider CalypsoAI has raised $23 million in a Series A-1 financing.

Nisos raises $15M

Threat intelligence company Nisos has raised $15 million in a Series B funding round. The investment was led by Paladin Capital Group. Existing investors Columbia...

Semperis raises $200M

Semperis has raised $200 million in Series C funding. The investment was led by KKR.

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