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Bleach Cyber, a cybersecurity automation platform, secured a $2 million pre-seed funding round from industry-leading investors. Co-founded by Craig Goodwin and Steve Daniels, Bleach Cyber aims to simplify cybersecurity for startups and small businesses. The platform offers fast integrations with existing tools, identifies vulnerabilities, and provides effective remediations.
- Bleach Cyber secures $2 million in pre-seed funding.
- Co-founded by Craig Goodwin and Steve Daniels, the platform simplifies cybersecurity for startups and small businesses.
Bleach Cyber, an emerging leader in cybersecurity for startups and small businesses, closed a pre-seed funding round of $2 million. Co-founded by CEO Craig Goodwin and Head of Product & Technology Steve Daniels, the funding will support the platform’s hypergrowth. Bleach Cyber offers a simple and automated approach to cybersecurity, making it accessible to small and medium-sized businesses.
Investors in the pre-seed round include BlueWing Ventures, Everywhere VC, The Fund Austin, Rain Tree Roots Capital, Concept Ventures, Tynrose, and Acadian Capital Ventures, as well as angel investors such as Don Douglas, Scott Nicholson, Nick Santora, Sam Murdoch, and Bill Tyndall. The platform focuses on back-of-house cybersecurity operations management, providing real-time insights to startups, small businesses, CISOs, and security service providers.
Bleach Cyber’s platform streamlines the process for customers by analyzing their security and compliance, identifying vulnerabilities, and offering fast remediations for risks. With over 500 companies already using the platform, Bleach Cyber aims to address the cybersecurity needs of small businesses in a straightforward and cost-effective way.
To learn more about Bleach Cyber and its cybersecurity solutions for startups and small businesses, visit BleachCyber.com.
Sources: PR Newswire