Koch Disruptive Technologies led a series D round valuing the industrial cybersecurity software producer at $1.7bn, investing alongside several other corporate backers.

US-based cybersecurity technology developer Dragos secured $200m yesterday in a series D round led by chemical and industrial group Koch Industries’ corporate venturing subsidiary, Koch Disruptive Technologies.

Electrical transmission equipment maker Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, enterprise software provider Hewlett Packard Enterprise, industrial technology producer Rockwell Automation and engineering firm Emerson also took part, as did energy provider National Grid, through National Grid Partners (NGP).

The round also featured BlackRock, Canaan Partners, AllegisCyber Capital, DataTribe, Energy Impact Partners (EIP) and Global Reserve…

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Fernando Moncada Rivera

Fernando Moncada Rivera is a reporter at Global Corporate Venturing and also host of the CVC Unplugged podcast.
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