www.prnewswire.com ThreatLocker Secures $190 Million for Zero Trust Expansion and AI Security
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- •ThreatLocker raised $190 million in Series F funding for Zero Trust and AI security.
- •The funding will support international expansion, including a new office in Reading, U.K.
- •Over 70,000 organizations currently use ThreatLocker's cybersecurity technology.
ThreatLocker has raised $190 million in Series F funding to enhance its Zero Trust cybersecurity platform and address AI-related security risks. The funding round was led by Elephant, with participation from D. E. Shaw Ventures, Arthur Ventures, and Koch Disruptive Technologies. The company aims to expand its international operations, including a new office in Reading, U.K. ThreatLocker's platform utilizes application allowlisting and access controls to manage software and device interactions within customer environments. The funding will support the development of controls for AI agents and unauthorized AI tools, as well as improvements to existing security measures. The company reports that over 70,000 organizations currently utilize its technology. The new capital will enable ThreatLocker to compete effectively as the demand for AI security solutions grows.
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