Participated · Series A · Feb 2026

Multitude Insights is a public-safety technology company focused on fixing fragmented intelligence workflows within law enforcement. Its core product, BLTN (pronounced “bulletin”), is a secure, AI-driven platform that lets agencies publish crime bulletins, surface case connections and distribute critical information nationally in real time. By automating what is now a manual, email-centric process, the software reduces paperwork and speeds cross-jurisdictional collaboration, allowing officers to spend more time in the community. The company is deepening product functionality through a new integration with Mark43’s RMS and by expanding its footprint with a second office in the Pacific Northwest. Multitude Insights was founded by two MIT alumni and is staffed by military veterans and law-enforcement professionals, operating from Boston, MA and Portland, OR. The newly raised $10 million Series A will be used to scale BLTN’s network effect, expand integrations and grow agency adoption across the United States.

Participated · Series B · Jan 2025

Hypori is a mobile access platform that enables secure virtual access to enterprise apps and data from any mobile device while preserving personal privacy. Its app never processes, stores, or transmits customer data and does not require traditional application or device management, relying on a zero-trust virtualization architecture. Hypori is used by systems integrators and regulated industries including defense, government, healthcare, and financial services. In 2024 the company expanded its sales team, won a $4.1M contract with the U.S. Air Force and Space Force and a $12M renewal with the U.S. Army, and earned FedRAMP "In Process" designation at a high impact level. With the new financing Hypori plans to accelerate adoption of zero-trust BYOD programs, scale deployments, fast-track product innovation, and broaden market reach into existing and new sectors. The company is headquartered in Reston, VA with a technology hub in Austin, TX. Hypori offers Hypori Halo, a zero-trust virtual workspace that eliminates data at rest or in transit on end-user devices. The product enables organizations to run BYOD programs while preventing data from residing on devices, reducing the risk of data loss and malware, and lowering hardware and software costs. Hypori cites deployments and customers in the Department of Defense, the defense industrial base, and commercial sectors including finance and health. The company emphasizes preserving end-user privacy and removing the edge as an attack surface. Hypori has won industry awards recognizing its secure BYOD solution and has been named a Best Place to Work. Headquartered in Reston, VA with a technology hub in Austin, TX, the company intends to use new capital to expand its position as a leading provider of zero-trust BYOD. Hypori provides an enterprise mobile security platform that protects corporate apps and data on personal devices by creating a virtual device environment. Its zero-trust approach has been forensically proven to prevent data transfer to or storage on the physical endpoint, enabling BYOD without device enrollment and reducing device-management and breach costs. Hypori enables employees to keep personal phones while the company controls the virtual device in a managed environment. The platform has been adopted by the U.S. Department of Defense and various Fortune 500 corporations. Hypori closed a $20 million Series A and will use proceeds to expand its platform into vertical markets including fintech and healthcare. The company is based in Austin, Texas and positions its technology to support secure remote work amid rising BYOD adoption driven by the COVID-19 pandemic. Hypori provides virtual mobile infrastructure (VMI) solutions designed to shield enterprises from the risks of BYOD. Its Android Cloud Environment (ACE) platform, co-developed with the U.S. Department of Defense, is a mobile-first thin client that delivers remote access to virtual mobile devices running in private, public or hybrid clouds and accessible from iPads, iPhones and Android endpoints. The platform supports multiple platforms, integrates with off-the-shelf mobile apps and Enterprise Mobile Management (EMM) technologies, and is positioned as a highly scalable Android-based infrastructure for commercial and public sector organizations. Hypori says its technology eliminates data-at-rest and separates personal and business personas to address security, compliance and privacy concerns. The company, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, has been recognized as a finalist in the 2015 SXSW Accelerator and was invited to present in the Mobile World Congress Innovation program. Financially, Hypori has raised a total of $13.8 million after a $6.7 million Series-A1 tranche and plans to use the proceeds to ramp up commercial sales and execute an aggressive business plan targeting the growing VMI market.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2024

Lineaje builds a platform to discover, manage and secure software components across an organization’s supply chain, detecting tampered packages and outdated or vulnerable open-source software. The product flags likely vulnerabilities, recommends available fixes and warns against remediations that might break software. The founders, Javed Hasan and Anand Revashetti, built the company from prior cybersecurity experience at vendors including Symantec, McAfee and Norton. Lineaje emphasizes defense work and claims a contract with the U.S. Air Force’s “Eagle Eyes” program along with relationships with other federal agencies. The startup competed in a crowded market that includes Kusari, Ox Security, Chainguard, Dustico and Endor and faces efforts from Google, Amazon and Microsoft to improve OSS security. Last year was Lineaje’s first year of revenue; it has about 30 employees and plans to double headcount by the end of the year. Lineaje builds SBOM360, an industry-first software supply chain and software bill of materials (SBOM) manager that identifies components, maps multi-level dependencies, and fingerprints components to attest supply-chain authenticity. The product enables software producers and consumers to create, publish, and evaluate SBOMs, search deployed software for vulnerabilities and indicators of compromise, and support compliance with U.S. Executive Order 14028 and other regulations. Lineaje reports managing more than 150,000 SBOMs spanning custom applications, open-source packages, commercial off-the-shelf software, mobile apps, and containers. The company announced a distribution agreement with Persistent Systems to resell SBOM360 and help customers create and manage secure software supply chains. Lineaje closed a $7 million seed round led by Tenable Ventures and plans to use the proceeds to accelerate go-to-market, invest in R&D, and expand its workforce. Tenable has selected Lineaje as one of three inaugural members of Tenable Ventures and is collaborating to create shareable data models to improve runtime security.