The cybersecurity software provider boosted its total funding to $96m in a round featuring Telstra, Deutsche Telekom and existing backer GV.
US-based cyber threat detection software producer Anomali completed a $40m series D round yesterday that included internet and technology group Alphabet and telecommunications companies Telstra and Deutsche Telekom.
Venture capital firm Lumia Capital led the round, which included Sozo Ventures, General Catalyst, Institutional Venture Partners (IVP) and Paladin Capital, while Alphabet and Deutsche Telekom took part through their GV and Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners units.
Anomali has created a platform that integrates with an enterprise’s internal IT infrastructure to identify,…
