Cy4Data Labs Scores $10M: Encrypting Data and Cybersecurity Woes Away!

Cy4Data Labs, a California-based data protection startup, has raised $10 million in Series A funding. Their encrypted solution protects data across on-premises, cloud, and SaaS environments without decrypting, ensuring improved security and compliance. The funds will boost their sales and marketing efforts. Cy4Data Labs is already serving Fortune 100 companies.

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Hot Take:

Well, it looks like Cy4Data Labs has cracked the code on data protection and just cracked open a $10 million piggy bank to shout about it! With a side of NIST-approved encryption and a sprinkle of real-time threat detection, they’re the Willy Wonka of the cybersecurity world, serving up compliance, peace of mind, and maybe even a golden ticket to a data breach-free existence. Keep your eyes peeled, because Cy4Data Labs is about to make its sales and marketing efforts as explosive as a double espresso on a Monday morning.

Key Points:

  • Cy4Data Labs raised $10 million in a Series A funding round led by Pelion Venture Partners.
  • The company provides a data protection solution that keeps data encrypted at all times.
  • Cy4Data Labs’ solution works across on-premises, cloud, and SaaS environments.
  • The startup offers real-time threat detection and key management systems.
  • Funds will be used to expand sales and marketing efforts.

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