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ThreatLocker Secures $190 Million in Series F Funding for Product and International Expansion
Key points
- ThreatLocker raised $190 million in Series F funding.
- Elephant led the funding round.
- Funds will be used for product enhancements and international expansion.
- ThreatLocker provides zero trust endpoint security to over 70,000 organizations.
Funding Details
ThreatLocker, a Florida-based zero trust endpoint security company, announced a $190 million Series F funding round. This round was led by Elephant, with additional support from D. E. Shaw Ventures, Arthur Ventures, and Koch Disruptive Technologies. This follows previous funding rounds including a $20 million Series B, $100 million Series C, and $115 million Series D.
Valuation and Growth
A source indicated that ThreatLocker's valuation significantly increased with this latest raise, following a $1.6 billion valuation in its previous funding round. The company has expanded its global presence in the past 18 months by adding offices in Australia and the UAE, and plans further international expansion.
Strategic Use of Funds
The $190 million investment will be allocated towards product enhancements and further international expansion. The first step in this expansion will be the establishment of a new office in the United Kingdom.
ThreatLocker's Security Approach
ThreatLocker specializes in zero trust endpoint security, which operates by blocking all unauthorized software and AI tools by default. The platform also restricts actions of approved applications, limits access to storage, manages user privileges, and regulates network traffic based on application identity to protect against fileless attacks and exploits. It also includes policy-based endpoint detection and response capabilities to monitor for indicators of compromise and respond to anomalous behavior.
Market Presence
ThreatLocker's solutions are currently utilized by over 70,000 organizations globally. CEO and co-founder Danny Jenkins stated that the company's model focuses on defining what is allowed and denying everything else by default, contrasting with traditional cybersecurity tools that identify malicious activity after it has entered an environment.
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ThreatLocker, a zero trust endpoint security company, raised $190 million in Series F funding, led by Elephant. This investment will be used for product enhancements and to expand international operations, starting with a new office in the United Kingdom.