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Silicon Valley Bank cybersecurity investments

Silicon Valley Bank is named in 5 cybersecurity funding rounds on record since 2022. It backs bug bounty platforms most often.

5rounds
$234.5mtotal disclosed size of those rounds
5categories
2024latest round

Rounds

DateDealCategoryAmountSource
October 2024Bugcrowd raised fundingCrowdsourced bug bounty pioneer founded in 2012 by Casey Ellis, offering managed programs and crowd-powered penetration testing from hundreds of thousands of ethical hackers.Investor Silicon Valley BankBug bounty, Bug bounty and crowdsourced testing$50mReport on the Bugcrowd funding round of October 2024 (opens in a new tab)via Security, Funded (opens in a new tab)
February 2024Rhombus Systems raised debt fundingInvestor Silicon Valley BankIAM, Identity and access management$17mReport on the Rhombus Systems funding round of February 2024 (opens in a new tab)via Security, Funded (opens in a new tab)
October 2023Censys raised debt fundingCensys maps internet infrastructure and provides intelligence for security operations and exposure management.Investors SVB Capital and Silicon Valley BankASM, Attack surface management$25mReport on the Censys funding round of October 2023 (opens in a new tab)via Security, Funded (opens in a new tab)
October 2022Versa Networks raised private equity fundingVersa Networks provides secure access service edge (SASE) solutions that combine networking and security.Investors BlackRock and Silicon Valley BankSASE, SASE and SSE$120mReport on the Versa Networks funding round of October 2022 (opens in a new tab)via Security, Funded (opens in a new tab)
June 2022Keepit raised debt fundingInvestors Silicon Valley Bank and VaekstfondenBackup, Backup and cyber recovery$22.5mReport on the Keepit funding round of June 2022 (opens in a new tab)via Security, Funded (opens in a new tab)