Pulse2 Aliro Secures $15 Million for Physics-Based Cybersecurity Innovations
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Aliro has raised $15 million in an oversubscribed funding round to enhance its physics-based cybersecurity platform. This innovative approach replaces traditional encryption methods with a system that ensures security through physics-based truth enforcement, making it difficult for adversaries to spoof locations or steal keys. The funding will support the development of solutions that operate on existing optical networks.
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2026-02-20
Aliro raises $15 million in funding round
2026-02-21
Aliro announces details of its physics-based cybersecurity platform
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