IoT Cybersecurity Company ShieldIOT Raises $3.6M in Seed Round
IsraelDefense
| 25/09/2019
Internet of Things (IoT) cybersecurity software company ShieldIOT announced that it had raised $3.6 million in seed funding.
The round was led by Innogy Innovation Hub, the accelerator and venture capital arm of Innogy SE, a leading German energy company, with participation by Janvest Capital Partners, Danmar Capital, Minvest, and private investors.
Founded in 2017 by cybersecurity and big data analytics industry experts, Udi Solomon and Ohad Levin, the Israeli-based company leverages innovative Coreset-AI technology to help service providers protect large-scale complex IoT networks.
“The IoT is going to shape the future of many industries, with the energy system chief amongst them,” said Dr. Christof Kortz, Director of Strategic Cyber Security Venturing at the Innogy Innovation Hub. “The IoT enabled energy system will face new multi-layered and complex security challenges. In ShieldIOT, we have found a company with exciting technology that is designed to secure any IoT device in any topology at scale. We are impressed by the ShieldIOT team’s vision and the strong business traction they’ve generated with customers and partners across different IoT domains such as smart cities, connected buildings, connected transportation, and smart grid security.”
ShieldIOT’s end-to-end AI-based software security platform enables service providers and utilities to secure and manage the security of any IoT device, application, or network, across different verticals while generating new revenue streams.
“The Internet of Things is a new chaotic sphere, characterized by countless different devices and applications, across various IoT networks and protocols. Many of these devices were not designed with security in mind, are cost-sensitive and lack the minimum resources required for performing security functions,” said Udi Solomon, CEO, and Co-founder of ShieldIOT.
“Ultimately, all IoT devices connect to the network center either directly, for example over cellular networks, or indirectly via a dedicated gateway. ShieldIOT’s secures both channels while delivering up to 20 times reduction in false alarms, and without the need for any network changes or costly hard-to-find security expertise,” he added.
Internet of Things (IoT) cybersecurity software company ShieldIOT announced that it had raised $3.6 million in seed funding.
The round was led by Innogy Innovation Hub, the accelerator and venture capital arm of Innogy SE, a leading German energy company, with participation by Janvest Capital Partners, Danmar Capital, Minvest, and private investors.
Founded in 2017 by cybersecurity and big data analytics industry experts, Udi Solomon and Ohad Levin, the Israeli-based company leverages innovative Coreset-AI technology to help service providers protect large-scale complex IoT networks.
“The IoT is going to shape the future of many industries, with the energy system chief amongst them,” said Dr. Christof Kortz, Director of Strategic Cyber Security Venturing at the Innogy Innovation Hub. “The IoT enabled energy system will face new multi-layered and complex security challenges. In ShieldIOT, we have found a company with exciting technology that is designed to secure any IoT device in any topology at scale. We are impressed by the ShieldIOT team’s vision and the strong business traction they’ve generated with customers and partners across different IoT domains such as smart cities, connected buildings, connected transportation, and smart grid security.”
ShieldIOT’s end-to-end AI-based software security platform enables service providers and utilities to secure and manage the security of any IoT device, application, or network, across different verticals while generating new revenue streams.
“The Internet of Things is a new chaotic sphere, characterized by countless different devices and applications, across various IoT networks and protocols. Many of these devices were not designed with security in mind, are cost-sensitive and lack the minimum resources required for performing security functions,” said Udi Solomon, CEO, and Co-founder of ShieldIOT.
“Ultimately, all IoT devices connect to the network center either directly, for example over cellular networks, or indirectly via a dedicated gateway. ShieldIOT’s secures both channels while delivering up to 20 times reduction in false alarms, and without the need for any network changes or costly hard-to-find security expertise,” he added.
