Binalyze builds a browser-based digital forensics and incident response platform that collects evidence across clouds, network assets and endpoints, then routes it to triage tools for automated analysis and remediation. The company emphasizes investigation and collaboration rather than blocking and monitoring, and says it is differentiated by being fast, remote, collaborative and fully browser-based. Binalyze has secured military and government contracts in multiple regions and serves an undisclosed number of enterprise customers. It currently employs about 80 people and expects headcount to grow to around 110 by the end of the year. The company plans to use new funding to react to market conditions effectively and to continue rapidly scaling. The article cites market research projecting substantial growth in the digital forensics market through 2028, supporting Binalyze’s stated opportunity. Binalyze provides an Enterprise Forensics platform that gives enterprises, MSPs, and incident response partners real-time forensic visibility into the core security stack. The platform enables near-real-time response to cyber threats to minimize breach extent and accelerate root cause analysis. The company is led by founder and CEO Emre Tinaztepe and is based in Tallinn, Estonia. Binalyze's customer roster includes international brands and Fortune 500 companies across global banks, auditing firms, airlines, and telcos. It raised $10.4m (€9.1m) in Seed funding, bringing total funding to date to $11.7m. The company intends to use the funds to extend cloud-native capabilities for cloud and container environments and to accelerate expansion in the US, Europe, and other key global markets.

Total raised

$29M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Sep 2023