Security and networking platform start-up Todyl on Thursday announced the closing of a $28 million Series A funding round.
The new investment round was led by Anthos Capital with participation from previous investors Blu Ventures, StoneMill Ventures, and Tech Operators.
The company launched with $2.3 million in seed funding.
The company said the Todyl Security Platform will offer a single-agent, cloud-first platform that brings together Endpoint Security (EDR + NGAV), GRC, MXDR, SASE, and SIEM capabilities.
By offering prevention, detection, and response capabilities, the company is positioning itself to help organizations implement an effective end-to-end security program.
Founded in 2015, Todyl said it would use the new funds to invest in the development of its security and networking platform.
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