Over the last few years, we've seen an increase in the number of high profile hacks and cyber attacks and, as a result, both government and enterprise finally began making security a priority and addressing it from the top down.
AlienVault, a California and Madrid-based startup that provides unified management of critical security systems across networks, like threat detection, vulnerability assessment, and security intelligence, has been among those to benefit from the security market's recent growth. In January, its traction enabled it to
steal seven senior security executives away from HP and secure
$8 million in series B financing from Trident Capital and others. Today, the cyber security startup is adding another big chunk of change to its coffers,
announcing that it has closed a $22.4 million series C round, led by
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB) and
Sigma Partners.
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