Kenna Security is a San Francisco, CA–based provider of enterprise risk-based vulnerability management solutions that helps organizations determine and remediate cyber risks. The company’s platform leverages Cyber Risk Context Technology™ to track and predict real-world exploitations and focus security teams on what matters most. Kenna has integrated its vulnerability risk intelligence into VMware’s AppDefense (part of the VMware vSphere Platinum offering). Led by CEO Karim Toubba, the company counts many Fortune 100 customers and serves nearly every major vertical. Kenna intends to use the new funding to accelerate international expansion and drive further innovation. The Series D increases the company’s total capital raised to $98M. Kenna Security is a San Francisco, CA–based provider of a predictive cyber risk platform that enables organizations to prioritize and remediate security vulnerabilities. Led by CEO Karim Toubba, the company leverages its Cyber Risk Context Technology™ to track and predict real-world exploitations and focus security teams on what matters most. Kenna's platform supports cross-functional workflows for determining and remediating cyber risks. The company counts many Fortune 100 customers across nearly every major vertical. Financially, Kenna has raised a total of $50M to date following a $25M Series C. It plans to use the latest funding to attract new talent, expand sales capabilities, and continue driving innovation. Risk I/O provides a SaaS-based vulnerability threat management platform that matches vulnerability scan data with Internet breach traffic from threat intelligence feeds such as Dell, Verisign, AlienVault and 6Scan. The platform monitors, measures and prioritizes vulnerability remediation across an organization’s IT environment and processes over 2.5 billion security vulnerabilities each day. The company has expanded its offering with two features: Threat Trends, which visualizes and analyzes real-time attack volume, and Risk Meter, which gives a real-time view of vulnerability and exploit risk for asset groups. Led by CEO Karim Toubba and headquartered in Chicago, Risk I/O plans to use the financing to expand sales and marketing efforts. The article does not disclose revenue or user counts. Risk I/O is a SaaS "vulnerability intelligence" platform co-founded in 2010 by Ed Bellis, the former chief of security at Orbitz. The platform aggregates data from the top 20 security assessment technologies — including Qualys, Rapid7, HP and IBM — and serves that information through a single dashboard. It enables teams to track vulnerabilities through their lifecycle, integrate with bug-fix and ticketing systems, and use workflow tools to support collaboration between engineers and security teams. Risk I/O has processed over six million security vulnerabilities for more than 400 businesses. The company plans to ramp up sales and marketing to go after what it describes as a fractured enterprise market. By integrating with existing tools and offering prioritization capabilities, Risk I/O aims to simplify vulnerability management and reduce onboarding costs.

Total raised

$82M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series D

Latest activity

Sep 2019