Eclypsium, Series C

Eclypsium Raises $45M To Lock Down Supply-Chain Security
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Cybersecurity startup Eclypsium raises $45M to help companies secure their infrastructure
Eclypsium, a Portland, Ore.-based startup that helps Fortune 500 companies and government agencies strengthen the cybersecurity of their technical infrastructure, raised $45 million in equity and debt as part of a Series C round.
Portland cybersecurity firm Eclypsium raises another $45 million
Portland-based online security startup Eclypsium reported another $45 million in backing Tuesday, a mix of fresh investment and loans. The downtown company says investors have put $85 million into its business since its founding in 2015.
Portland security startup Eclypsium raises $45M
This funding will solidify our position as the market leader and fortify our commitment to delivering the most comprehensive platform to secure critical hardware, firmware and software within every customer’s supply chain.
Eclypsium Strengthens its Leadership Position in Global Supply Chain Security with $45 Million in Series C Funding
Eclypsium Strengthens its Leadership Position in Global Supply Chain Security with $45 Million in Series C Funding Funding Comes at Critical Time as Eclypsium moves to Secure AI-Compute Hardware and Devices Against Rising Nation State-Sponsored Supply Chain Attacks
Eclypsium Raises $45M to Guard AI and Telecom Infrastructure
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Eclypsium Eyes Global Expansion with $45 Million Series C Investment
The investment includes equity and debt from new investors Qualcomm Ventures, Pavilion Capital, Singtel Innov8, and Sixty Degree Capital.
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