Silverfort, the Israel-based cybersecurity startup that claims to have built "the world's first unified identity threat protection platform," announced an
Silverfort, the Israeli/U.S. startup, takes an all-in view when it comes to identity security in an organization. All that has caught the eye of investors, and now, Silverfort has raised $116 million to expand at a what reliable sources tell me is "around" a $1 billion valuation. "We believe we can actually be that focused identity security layer that covers all the silos," CEO and co-founder Hed Kovetz said in an interview.
Silverfort, an Israeli cybersecurity startup that provides a Unified Identity Threat Protection platform, raised $116 million in Series D funding. The company has now raised $222 million. So, Silverfort has proven that not only does Israel Startup Nation continue to be the leader in developing cybersecurity tech, but also that after more than three months […]
Silverfort: Analysts and industry experts expect demand for identity threat prevention and multi-factor authentication technologies to remain robust over the long term.