Bdaily Sunderland Cybersecurity Firm OneClickComply Secures £1 Million Investment
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- •OneClickComply raised £1 million for growth and technology enhancement.
- •The firm automates compliance processes for cybersecurity standards.
- •Monthly recurring revenue has doubled in the past six months.
OneClickComply, a Sunderland-based cybersecurity firm, has raised £1 million to enhance its technology and expand operations. The funding comes from the North East Accelerate Fund, Venture Sunderland Fund, and Northstar EIS Growth Fund. Founded in 2024, the company automates compliance with cybersecurity standards like Cyber Essentials and ISO 27001, significantly reducing the manual workload involved. OneClickComply has doubled its monthly recurring revenue over the past six months and aims for similar growth in the next six months. The investment will help the firm develop its technology and expand its sales and customer service teams. The CEO, Connor Greig, emphasized the increasing demand for automated compliance solutions as businesses face rising security expectations from customers. The company currently employs 12 people and serves a diverse client base, including sole traders and larger brands.
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