Koch Disruptive Technologies returned to reinvest in the endpoint cybersecurity software provider, helping boost its overall funding to more than $152m.
US-based endpoint management software developer Automox received $110m of series C funding yesterday from investors including Koch Disruptive Technologies, an investment subsidiary of chemical and energy conglomerate Koch Industries.
Private equity and venture capital firm Insight Partners led the round, with participation from VC firm TechOperators and funds managed by Blackstone. The company has now raised over $152m of funding since it was founded in 2015.
Automox operates a cloud-based platform that enables businesses to securely manage their endpoints, supporting…
