Funded Privacy and Security Startups
Among the 43 most-recent privacy and security rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Endor Labs’ $93M on 2025-04-23, which dwarfs the next-largest d…
Among the 43 most-recent privacy and security rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Endor Labs’ $93M on 2025-04-23, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in the table ($92M for Unseenlabs on 2024-02-27 and $61M for DataGuard on 2022-09-21). At the other end, the smallest disclosed amount is $830K for 3rd-i Technology (2025-08-07), while many entries sit in the $1M–$30M range, with several undisclosed outcomes also present.
The timing clusters are visible: multiple funding events land in 2024 (notably 2024-07 and 2024-10 entries) and the most recent window spans 2020-10-20 (Sym) through 2025-11-03 (Teleskope). Geography is less concentrated than the dollar sizes: Silicon Valley appears repeatedly (e.g., Endor Labs in Palo Alto, Sola Security and Piiano in Tel Aviv, and multiple U.S. states including New York, California, and Virginia), but there is no single city that dominates the rows. Stage mix is also skewed toward early rounds and incomplete disclosure: Series Unknown appears frequently (11 rows), and undisclosed amounts appear in 8 rows (e.g., Noma on 2025-06-05; Restrata on 2025-02-12; ZenPrivata on 2025-02-13).
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Frequently asked
What stands out in disclosed round sizes, and how extreme is the top end versus the rest?
Endor Labs’ disclosed $93M on 2025-04-23 is the largest amount in the list, landing just under the nearby $92M Unseenlabs close on 2024-02-27 and well above the next tier (e.g., DataGuard’s $61M on 2022-09-21). On the low end, 3rd-i Technology’s $830K on 2025-08-07 is the smallest disclosed amount shown, placing most other disclosed rounds between roughly $1M and $30M (e.g., Ilios International at $1M in 2023-04-11 and Sola Security at $30M in 2025-03-11).
Is there a disclosure pattern that could distort comparisons across companies?
Yes. Series Unknown is common (11 rows), and undisclosed amounts also appear in 8 rows (for example Noma on 2025-06-05; ZenPrivata on 2025-02-13; Restrata on 2025-02-12; and WaveLynx Technologies on 2023-10-16). This means the largest/smallest comparisons rely only on disclosed amounts (e.g., Endor Labs $93M vs. 3rd-i Technology $830K), while several recent and mid-period entries cannot be ranked by dollar size (e.g., Noma and Paladin Drones’s $17M are both present, but Noma is undisclosed).
Do the most recent rounds cluster in time, and which entries define the boundaries?
The dataset spans from 2020-10-20 (Sym) through 2025-11-03 (Teleskope), so the “recent” set includes both multi-year and very recent outcomes. Within the latest quarter-like window, entries include Teleskope ($25M, 2025-11-03), Kertos ($17M, 2025-09-16), Paladin Drones ($17M, 2025-09-12), and Deep Sentinel ($15M, 2025-06-03), indicating a steady cadence rather than a single burst.
Are any cities or countries over-represented in this privacy and security set?
The list shows repeated countries and tech regions, but no single city dominates. The U.S. appears frequently (e.g., Endor Labs in Palo Alto on 2025-04-23, Deep Sentinel in Pleasanton on 2025-06-03, and Phaselaw in New York on 2025-04-21), while Israel also recurs (Sola Security in Tel Aviv on 2025-03-11; Noma in Herzliya on 2025-06-05; and Restrata is UK, not Israel; plus FireDome in Tel Aviv on 2024-12-03). Denmark and Germany each show multiple entries but without a single-city concentration matching, for instance, Israel’s repeated Tel Aviv area mentions.
What stage mix dominates, and which stages look most represented versus the rest?
Early-to-mid stages and incomplete categorization appear most often. Seed appears repeatedly (e.g., Phaselaw $3M on 2025-04-21; GovPort $3M on 2024-07-17; Coana $2M on 2024-01-23; and Ilios International $1M on 2023-04-11), while Series Unknown is also frequent (e.g., StackHawk $12M on 2025-05-22 and Unseenlabs is explicitly Series C, contrasting with Series Unknown entries like Restrata on 2025-02-12). Higher stages include notable outliers such as Endor Labs’ Series B $93M (2025-04-23) and DataGrail’s Series C $45M (2022-10-12), but they are less common than Seed and Series Unknown.
Which outliers are worth flagging for sales or diligence because they are structurally different?
Two categories stand out: unusually large disclosed rounds versus the rest (Endor Labs $93M on 2025-04-23; Unseenlabs $92M on 2024-02-27) and different financing structures. Risk Intelligence shows a non-equity-style entry (Debt Financing) at $750K on 2022-07-25, while several other entries list standard equity rounds (e.g., Teleskope Series A $25M on 2025-11-03 and Privado Series A $14M on 2022-08-24). Additionally, several entries have undisclosed amounts (e.g., Noma on 2025-06-05 and Restrata on 2025-02-12), which can mask whether the commercial milestone matches peers with disclosed funding.
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