Verodin offers the Security Instrumentation Platform (SIP) to validate the effectiveness of customers’ cybersecurity controls. SIP is deployed into customer IT environments to continuously execute tests against endpoint, email, cloud and network controls and analyze results. It proactively alerts on drift from a known-good baseline, validates and optimizes control configuration, and provides evidence that deployed controls deliver desired business outcomes. Verodin says it has a diverse, global customer base and highlights strategic partnerships with Capital One Growth Ventures and Citi Ventures that underscore its leadership in financial services. The company will use new funding to continue SIP development, increase hiring across functions and expand its global sales reach. Verodin has raised $34M to date following the $21M Series B and is headquartered in Tysons, VA; it was founded in 2014. Verodin offers a platform that instruments an organization’s entire security infrastructure to safely execute advanced attack patterns and malicious behaviors within live production environments. The platform continuously tests, evaluates and monitors how security controls, people and processes respond in real time, producing measurable metrics about defensive effectiveness. By revealing true security posture, Verodin helps customers identify breach weaknesses, improve security training, and make more cost-effective security-buying decisions. Its business model attracts strategic partners who add Instrumented Security to their offerings and value propositions. The company, headquartered in Reston, Va., says the new capital will accelerate its market growth and broaden partner and customer adoption. Verodin positions itself to help security leaders maximize the value of existing security investments and reduce uncertainty about defense performance.

Total raised

$31M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jul 2018