Recorded Future launches its new $20M Intelligence Fund for early-stage startups
Threat intelligence company Recorded Future is launching a $20 million fund for early-stage startups developing novel data intelligence tools.
The Intelligence Fund will provide seed and Series A funding to startups that already have venture capital funding, Recorded Future says, as well as equip them with resources to help with the development and integration of intelligence applications in order to accelerate their go-to-market strategy.
Recorded Future, which provides customers with information to help them better understand the external cyber threats they are facing, will invest in startups that aim to tackle significant problems that require novel approaches using datasets and collection platforms, which the company says could be anything from technical internet sensors to satellites. It’s also keen to invest in startups building intelligence analysis toolsets that make use of technologies
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 Automox, the cloud-native endpoint management provider, today announced it has secured $110 million in Series C funding to accelerate its vision to modernize IT operations with a comprehensive, cloud-native platform. The round is led by Insight Partners, along with funds managed by Blackstone and existing investors Koch Disruptive Technologies and TechOperators. With this round, Automox s total funding now exceeds $152 million.
As Automox expands its proven endpoint management platform, CrowdStrike co-founder and former CTO, Dmitri Alperovitch â a member of the Automox Board of Directors since May 2020 â has been appointed Chair of the Board. Alperovitch s unique insight and experience in endpoint management and cybersecurity platforms will help Automox achieve its vision of bringing modern IT operations to the enterprise.
BioOhio president and CEO John F. Lewis Jr. will leave the organization this summer
John F. Lewis Jr.
BioOhio, a membership organization serving the state s bioscience industry, is in the market for a new leader.
The group on Friday, April 23, announced in a news release that John F. Lewis Jr. will exit the president and CEO post this summer. Lewis, a 21-year BioOhio veteran, has been president and CEO since July 2013. Looking back across more than two decades of Ohio bioscience, I see a fantastic run with extraordinary accomplishments and incredible growth across the state, Lewis said in a statement. Ohio s industrywide success in bioscience can be measured in many ways, not the least of which are so many patients gaining time with loved ones. I leave proud and with a smile on my face.
Brisbaneâs Octopus Deploy announces US$172.5m investment 22 Apr 2021
This marks the company’s first outside investment after eight years of organic growth and profitability.
Octopus Deploy began in 2011 as a nights-and-weekends project for software developer Paul Stovell and Sonia Stovell, but became a profitable business in 2012.
Since then, the company has grown consistently, now employing more than 100 people and preparing to open its first large office in Brisbane.
Octopus Deploy founder and CEO Paul Stovell says, “When I started Octopus, I was obsessed with deployments and making software releases easier for teams. I was a huge believer in the power of Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD), but frustrated that so much of CD in the wild ended with code that compiled and passed unit tests, but wasn t deployed anywhere.