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Blossom Capital Leads Series A Investment Round; Cado Security Platform Enables Security Teams to Effectively Investigate and Respond to Cyber Incidents at Cloud Speed Cado Security, provider of the first and only cloud-native digital forensics platform, today announced that it closed $10 million in Series A funding, bringing the company s total capital raised to $11.5 million. Led by Blossom Capital with participation from existing investors including Ten Eleven Ventures, the new funding comes only six months after the company closed its seed round, due to the significant demand for its platform. The new capital will be used to accelerate Cado Security s growth through the expansion of key functions including engineering, customer support and go-to-market operations.
Cado Security Makes New Appointments to Global Team
Cado Security, the first and leading cloud-native digital forensics and response platform, today announced the appointment of seven cybersecurity experts to all levels of its global team. Together these new team members bring decades of front-line incident response experience and cybersecurity leadership to the firm. This announcement comes at a time of increased demand for cybersecurity solutions that can rapidly investigate cloud and container environments, a concern bolstered by high-profile breaches, including the SolarWinds incident revealed in December 2020.
Cado Security welcomes cybersecurity expert and former UK national security leader Neil Thompson to its board of directors. The company also is pleased to onboard four industry luminaries to its board of advisors: Matt Georgy, CTO at [redacted]; Richard Horne, Partner at PwC; Gunter Ollmann, CSO, Cloud and AI Security at Microsoft; and Jason Pfeiffer, Senior Vice Preside
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