The security automation platform developer was reportedly valued at $300m in a series B round backed by CrowdStrike's Falcon Fund.
Ireland-based security automation platform developer Tines secured $26m yesterday in a series B round that included Crowdstrike Falcon Fund, an early-stage investment vehicle for cybersecurity software producer CrowdStrike.
Addition led the round, with participation from fellow venture capital firms Blossom Capital and Accel as well as angel investor syndicate, Silicon Valley CISO Investments. The round valued the company at $300m, according to TechCrunch.
Founded in 2018, Tines provides a no-code digital software platform that automates workflows for the security divisions…
