Netography provides a cloud-native SaaS NDR platform designed to secure the "atomized network" spanning multi-cloud, on‑premises, and legacy infrastructure. The platform ingests and enriches network metadata to deliver visibility and attack detection without adding physical or virtual sensors or relying on full packet capture or deep packet inspection. It offers reusable integrations to block, reroute, orchestrate, and alert, and is built to deploy, run, and scale using the full power of the cloud. Netography said the new capital will be applied toward technology innovations and enhancements, channel expansion, and sales. The company has expanded its go-to-market leadership with recent senior hires. In September it appointed Martin Roesch as CEO and moved co-founder Barrett Lyon to Chief Architect, and it recently added Ben Holladay as Chief Revenue Officer and Dan Ramaswami as Vice President of Field Engineering. Netography reports traction with customers in federal government and defense, aerospace and travel, financial services, utilities, and manufacturing verticals. The company is based in Annapolis, Maryland. Netography offers a cloud-based autonomous network security platform that acts as a virtual border, leveraging real-time flow data from network devices to detect and automatically remediate or block malicious traffic including DDoS, botnets, data extraction, and illicit logins. The platform presents a seamless view of global infrastructure and cloud services and uses advanced algorithms to turn standard networks into self-correcting first-line defenses. The company is led by Barrett Lyon and Dan Murphy and its team includes experienced anti-DDoS and network-security veterans from Prolexic, BitGravity, XDN and Defense.net. Netography is approaching general availability of its platform, which the company expects to release in the second quarter of this year. The announcement notes recent leadership additions and investor support as the company prepares for broader market rollout. No revenue, user, or valuation metrics were disclosed in the article. Netography offers an autonomous network security platform that leverages real-time telemetry from existing network devices to detect threats and automatically respond. Its patent-pending technology combines cloud processing, advanced algorithms and collective experience from two decades of DDoS and network-attack expertise to surface early indicators of attacks. The company is led by DDoS mitigation pioneer Barrett Lyon (co-founder and CEO) with Dan Murphy as co-founder and CTO, and includes team members with prior exits such as Prolexic, BitGravity, XDN and Defense.net. Netography aims to turn standard networks into intelligently self-correcting systems so security and network teams can work smarter rather than harder. The company launched with $2.6M in seed funding from Andreessen Horowitz. General availability of the Netography platform was slated for release in the second quarter of the year.

Total raised

$48M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Nov 2021