RangeForce provides cloud-based cyber defense upskilling solutions that deliver real-world interactive exercises simulating live attacks. Its platform helps cybersecurity professionals and operations teams continuously upskill employees while using their existing software tools. The simulated exercises are designed to protect teams against current and emerging cyber threats. The company intends to use the new funding to expand its product line. RangeForce has experienced rapid growth with Fortune Global 2000 customers across finance, technology, and healthcare. Its customer roster includes Equifax, Barclays, and federal government entities. RangeForce provides a cloud platform that delivers prescriptive, individualized learning paths with hundreds of real-world training modules for security, DevOps, web application engineers and industrial control teams. The platform supports cross-training, custom reporting for management, and orchestration of incident detection and response across multiple vendor tools. RangeForce has developed vendor-specific training modules for Recorded Future, Splunk, VirusTotal and Carbon Black and is expanding those integrations to build a full-stack security partner ecosystem. The company serves more than 100 organizations across financial services, technology, government, retail, telecom and healthcare. Leadership is headed by CEO Taavi Must. RangeForce plans to use new funding to accelerate go-to-market efforts, advance product development, expand its ecosystem of training orchestration partners and drive global growth. RangeForce, founded in Estonia and operating out of Tallinn and New York, offers a learning platform that simulates cyber attack scenarios to train and assess security professionals. Its core product is a problem-based learning environment designed to provide enterprise IT and cybersecurity teams with hands-on defensive experience. The company says its customers span the financial, technology and healthcare sectors, and include Microsoft, Barclays, Santander, and Pipedrive. Taavi Must is the CEO and co-founder and has positioned the platform as an alternative to one-size-fits-all classroom training. Financially, RangeForce has just secured external funding as reported in the articles.

Total raised

$38M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Mar 2023