ThreatLocker, a cybersecurity firm specializing in Zero Trust endpoint security solutions, recently secured $115 million in Series D funding to fuel its global expansion and enhance its proactive approach to cybersecurity. The funding was led by existing investor General Atlantic and supported by StepStone Group and the D. E. Shaw group.
The funding round reflects investor confidence in ThreatLocker’s innovative approach to cybersecurity. With a focus on Zero Trust principles, ThreatLocker’s suite of endpoint security solutions empowers organizations to protect their IT infrastructure proactively.
“We believe this new injection of capital will enable us to continue to develop Zero Trust products and grow ThreatLocker’s market presence. We are excited to partner again with such big names and look forward to leveraging their teams’ deep experience in bringing products to market and scaling technologically disruptive businesses,” said ThreatLocker CEO Danny Jenkins.
ThreatLocker’s Zero Trust cybersecurity approach prevents untrusted software from operating, including ransomware, scripts, and potentially exploitative application vulnerabilities. By implementing features such as Default Deny Application Control, Ringfencing™, Storage Control, and Network Access Control, ThreatLocker provides comprehensive server and endpoint protection.
ThreatLocker Accelerating Global Expansion
The newly injected capital will be instrumental in refining ThreatLocker’s security solutions and expanding its market reach globally. With a strong emphasis on product development and customer-centric innovation, ThreatLocker aims to solidify its position as a leader in the Zero Trust cybersecurity space.
ThreatLocker’s product suite, including Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) and Managed Detection & Response (MDR) solutions, offers enterprises unparalleled control over their network security. With a focus on empowering organizations to adopt a least-privilege approach, ThreatLocker’s solutions address the evolving cybersecurity challenges faced by businesses of all sizes.
Continuous Growth and Market Impact
Over the past year, ThreatLocker has experienced significant growth, doubling its revenue and expanding its workforce by 50 percent. The company’s robust solutions have attracted thousands of partners and protected over 50,000 organizations globally, including critical finance, healthcare, and aviation sectors.
Jenkins expressed excitement about the company’s growth trajectory, stating, “ThreatLocker has made a huge impact in the industry in driving a least-privilege approach forward over the last few years and has introduced new EDR and MDR products within a single cybersecurity platform for our customers.”
Gary Reiner, Operating Partner at General Atlantic, emphasized the importance of ThreatLocker’s Zero Trust approach, stating, “As companies increasingly focus on filling gaps in their security stacks, Zero Trust is becoming a necessity. We view ThreatLocker as an emerging leader in this paradigm shift.”
The Series D funding round signifies ThreatLocker’s commitment to continuous innovation and market expansion. By leveraging the expertise of investors like General Atlantic, StepStone Group, and the D. E. Shaw group, ThreatLocker aims to further enhance its Zero Trust products and solidify its position as a trusted cybersecurity partner for enterprises worldwide.
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