CounterTack, which provides information about and protection against targeted attacks against commercial and government networks, says it’s taken another $5 million in investment money to continue scaling its business.
The new funding comes from Razor’s Edge Ventures and brings the CounterTack’s total investment take to $34.5 million.
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“Legacy endpoint solutions are completely ineffective against the current cyber threat landscape such as advanced persistent threats and zero-day exploits.”
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The endpoint threat detection and response market is all about detecting advanced threats and responding intelligently so that security teams can prioritize incidents.
Waltham, Massachusetts-based CounterTack competes with Mandiant, the other major player in the space.
CounterTack says it’s been experiencing unprecedented growth in 2014, driven by rising demand for its enterprise-class endpoint security platform, CounterTack Sentinel.
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