Flare sells software to help organizations monitor the web for data leaks, credential theft and cybercrime. White Star Capital and Luge Capital also invested. (The Logic)
Flare sells software to help organizations monitor the web for data leaks, credential theft and cybercrime. White Star Capital and Luge Capital also invested. (The Logic)
Flare sells software to help organizations monitor the web for data leaks, credential theft and cybercrime. White Star Capital and Luge Capital also invested. (The Logic)
Talking point: Businesses have moved more of their data online since the start of the pandemic, spurring investor interest in cybersecurity startups. Toronto’s 1Password, for example, raised US$620 million in January, setting a record for Canadian tech. In a press release, Flare CEO Norman Mentz said the organization is focused on managing cybersecurity threats specifically for mid-sized organizations, which might not have access to the same resources as larger firms. Founded in 2017, Flare has more than 40 employees and recently expanded to the U.S.
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