Startups Directory

10 funded startups. Filter by industry or funding round. Updated weekly.

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Company Round Amount Date Industry Location
1Password
1Password is a zero-knowledge password manager that securely stores and organizes credentials, payment cards, and personal information in an encrypted vault accessible only through a master password or biometric authentication. Used by over 100,000 businesses including IBM, Slack, and Shopify, it employs a two-key security model (account password plus Secret Key) that makes brute-force attacks practically impossible. The platform includes browser plugins for autofill, strong password generation, and team collaboration features, positioning itself as a 'human-centric' security solution that lets users focus on productivity rather than security complexity.
Series C $620M 2022-01-19 Network Security Canada
Blackpoint Cyber
Blackpoint Cyber delivers 24/7 managed detection, response, and remediation (MDR) services powered by a human-led Security Operations Center. The platform detects advanced threats by identifying malicious use of legitimate IT administration tools—a blind spot for traditional EDR and antivirus solutions. Built specifically for MSPs and their customers, Blackpoint eliminates alert fatigue by taking remediation action in real-time rather than leaving it to customers.
Series C $190M 2023-06-09 Network Security United States
Tailscale
Tailscale is a Zero Trust identity-based connectivity platform that replaces legacy VPNs, SASE, and PAM solutions by enabling secure private networks through peer-to-peer mesh networking built on WireGuard. It connects remote teams, multi-cloud environments, CI/CD pipelines, Edge/IoT devices, and AI workloads without requiring port forwarding, firewall rule changes, or complex VPN configurations. The platform uses advanced NAT traversal (STUN/ICE) and DERP relay protocols to establish direct encrypted connections across any network topology. Trusted by 10,000+ paid business customers including Fortune 500 companies, AI startups like Mistral and Hugging Face, and enterprises like Duolingo, Instacart, and Revolut.
Series C $160M 2025-04-10 Information Technology Canada
Sublime Security
Sublime Security is an AI-powered email security platform that deploys autonomous agents to detect, triage, and stop targeted email attacks in real time. Built on Message Query Language (MQL), a domain-specific language for email behavior detection, it enables security teams to write and deploy custom defenses without MX record changes across Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. The platform combines transparency and flexibility with autonomous threat investigation, reducing manual review work by 62% while catching significantly more threats than traditional blackbox solutions.
Series C $150M 2025-10-28 Artificial Intelligence (AI) United States
Noname Security
Noname Security is an AI-powered API security platform that automatically discovers, inventories, and protects all APIs across an organization's environment. The platform identifies vulnerabilities including data leakage, authorization issues, misconfigurations, and suspicious behavior without requiring agents or network modifications. It serves enterprises across financial services, healthcare, retail, and public sector, protecting over 10 million APIs and nearly $3 trillion in revenue streams. Noname was acquired by Akamai in May 2024 for $450M and is being integrated into Akamai's API Security offering.
Series C $135M 2021-12-15 Artificial Intelligence United States
Xbow
XBOW is an AI-powered autonomous penetration testing platform that identifies and exploits vulnerabilities in web applications without human intervention. Using swarms of AI agents, it simultaneously explores multiple attack vectors, reducing testing times from weeks to hours while providing reproducible proof of exploitation. The platform is trusted by Fortune 500 companies including UKG, Samsung SDS, and Moderna, and recently ranked #1 on the HackerOne leaderboard, outperforming thousands of human hackers.
Series C $120M 2026-03-18 Artificial Intelligence (AI) United States
Alkira
Alkira is a cloud-native network infrastructure-as-a-service platform that unifies connectivity across multiple clouds, data centers, and on-premises environments through a single control plane. It solves the fragmentation of east-west traffic between clouds by providing enterprises with an intuitive design canvas to deploy and manage network connectivity in minutes without hardware or agents. Founded by the team behind Viptela (acquired by Cisco for $610M), Alkira has raised $184M from top-tier investors including Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia Capital, and Tiger Global Management.
Series C $100M 2024-05-15 Cloud Infrastructure United States
CyCognito
CyCognito is an attack surface discovery platform that autonomously simulates attacker techniques to identify internet-exposed and unmanaged assets across an organization's infrastructure. Using machine learning, NLP, and graph data models, it discovers business relationships, subsidiaries, and cloud environments without requiring customer integration or configuration. The platform prioritizes critical risks by filtering false positives through advanced AI, enabling security teams to focus remediation efforts on actual threats rather than vulnerability lists.
Series C $100M 2021-12-01 Cloud Security United States
Cape
Cape is a privacy-first mobile carrier that owns and operates its own mobile core and SIMs, addressing network-layer vulnerabilities that app-based solutions cannot fix. Unlike traditional MVNOs that resell carrier services, Cape embeds privacy and security at the cellular infrastructure level to protect against SIM swaps, surveillance, and metadata breaches. Founded by former Palantir executives with national security expertise, Cape serves U.S. government agencies, enterprise executives, journalists, and privacy-conscious consumers across the country.
Series C $100M 2026-03-19 Customer Service United States
ThreatLocker
ThreatLocker is a zero trust endpoint protection platform that stops ransomware and cyberattacks by using a deny-by-default application control model—only allowing approved software to run rather than trying to block threats after they appear. The platform includes application control, storage control, privileged access management, network access control, and EDR/MDR capabilities, with a learning mode that automatically catalogs apps and recognizes over 13,000 pre-built applications. It serves mid-market to enterprise organizations across all industries, with a particular focus on MSPs serving their customers. Over 50,000 businesses worldwide have adopted ThreatLocker to shrink their attack surface and reduce security incidents.
Series C $100M 2022-04-20 Information Technology United States