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Cyber risk intelligence & monitoring platform
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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CloudSEK combines Cyber Intelligence, Brand Monitoring, Attack Surface Monitoring, Infrastructure Monitoring and Supply Chain Intelligence to map and contextualize an organization's digital risks. It collects data from the deep and dark web, brand assets, data leaks, attack vectors, and software supply chain to surface threats. Users receive alerts and context to detect and respond before damage occurs. Its platform differentiates itself by offering an integrated view across multiple domains, including coverage of fake assets and shadow vendors, in a single tool.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$36M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2015
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Exfinity Venture Partners has announced a partial exit from CloudSEK, achieving a 13x multiple on invested capital and an internal rate of return exceeding 40%. The transaction was executed as a secondary sale to existing investors, whilst Exfinity retains a meaningful stake in the cybersecurity company. Exfinity was CloudSEK's first institutional investor, backing the startup during its pre-Series A stage. CloudSEK has since developed into an AI-driven threat intelligence platform serving enterprises across banking, telecom, aviation and digital platforms. The company recently surpassed $15 million in annual recurring revenue, with over 60% of new revenue from international markets, particularly the United States. In early 2025, CloudSEK raised over $20 million in Series B funding from investors including Commvault and Connecticut Innovations.
Commvault has announced an integration with CloudSEK to help enterprises defend against identity-based cyberattacks fuelled by stolen credentials. Nearly 80% of breaches involve compromised credentials, with over 24 billion stolen credentials circulating on the dark web. The integration brings CloudSEK's real-time dark web credential intelligence into Commvault's Active Directory solutions. This enables customers to identify exposed accounts early and take action, including disabling compromised credentials and rolling back malicious changes before attackers can escalate privileges or deploy ransomware. The integration automatically scores and prioritises vulnerabilities across internal, public and dark web sources with clear remediation guidance. It will be available this summer at no charge for customers using Commvault's Active Directory solutions, with options to upgrade to CloudSEK's full suite.
Commvault announces integration with CloudSEK. Tie-up will help enterprises proactively defend against identity-based cyberattacks caused by stolen and exposed credentials. Commvault has announced an integration with CloudSEK, a predictive threat intelligence and AI-driven external risk monitoring specialist, to help enterprises proactively defend against identity-based cyberattacks caused by stolen and exposed credentials. This integration brings CloudSEK's real-time dark web credential intelligence directly into Commvault's Active Directory Vulnerability Assessments and Active Directory Advanced Audit and Anomaly Detection solutions. By correlating external credential exposure signals with internal identity telemetry, customers can identify exposed accounts early and take decisive action, including: disabling, locking, or resetting compromised credentials and rolling back malicious changes to Active Directory before attackers can escalate privileges, deploy ransomware or exfiltrate sensitive data. Additionally, via this integration, vulnerabilities and risks across internal, public and dark web sources are automatically scored, prioritised and delivered with clear remediation guidance, eliminating guesswork and enabling security teams to focus on the most critical issues first. The CloudSEK integration will be available this summer at no charge for customers using Commvault Active Directory Vulnerability Assessments and Active Directory Advanced Audit and Anomaly Detection solutions. Customers will also have the opportunity to upgrade to the full suite of CloudSEK solutions. Separately, Commvault has announced the expansion of its identity resilience portfolio to include support for Okta. Building on proven protection for identity systems, the new capability enables organisations to rapidly recover their Okta environments from misconfigurations, operational disruptions and identity-driven cyberattacks.
Cybersecurity Firm CloudSEK Bags USD 10 Mn to expand US presence. * Home * News * Investment & Funding * Cybersecurity Firm CloudSEK Bags USD 10 Mn to... The funding comes after CloudSEK was selected as a top startup at VentureClash, a global investment pitch competition organised by Connecticut Innovations. CloudSEK a Bengaluru-based cybersecurity company, has raised USD 10 million from Connecticut Innovations (CI), the venture capital arm of the US state of Connecticut, as part of its Series B2 funding round. With this investment, CloudSEK has become the first Indian-origin cybersecurity firm to receive funding from a US state-backed venture fund. The latest tranche concludes the company's Series B round, following a USD 19 million Series B1 raise. The B2 round includes a mix of primary and secondary capital. The funding comes after CloudSEK was selected as a top startup at VentureClash a global investment pitch competition organised by Connecticut Innovations. Founded in 2015 and now headquartered in Singapore, CloudSEK provides cybersecurity risk monitoring and intelligence services. The company currently serves over 300 enterprise customers across sectors such as banking and financial services, healthcare, technology, and government. According to the company, the fresh capital will be used to support its expansion in the US. CloudSEK plans to set up its regional hub in Connecticut to manage operations, recruit talent and develop partnerships. It is also preparing to hire local cybersecurity and artificial intelligence professionals and work with universities and research institutions in the state. Earlier, CloudSEK's Series B1 round was led by US-based strategic investor Commvault. Other participants included MassMutual Ventures, Inflexor Ventures, Prana Ventures and Tenacity Ventures. The company's early backers include Meeran Family (Eastern Group), StartupXSeed, Neon Fund and Exfinity Ventures.
CloudSEK secures strategic investment from Connecticut Innovations. CloudSEK, a Bengaluru, India-based predictive cyber threat intelligence firm specializing in AI-powered attack detection, secured a strategic investment from Connecticut Innovations (CI), the strategic venture capital arm of the State of Connecticut, as part of its $10m Series B2 round. This B2 tranche included a mix of primary and secondary capital. The company, which had previously raised $19m in its Series B1 round, intends to use the funds to accelerate its expansion in the U.S., with plans to establish its regional hub for operations, talent, and partnerships in Connecticut. Founded in 2015 by Rahul Sasi, co-founder and CEO, CloudSEK has evolved from a research-first initiative into one of the world's most trusted cyber threat intelligence platforms, serving more than 300 enterprises across the BFSI, healthcare, technology, and government sectors. The company is preparing to onboard strategic local talent and build deep collaborations with corporate partners, universities, and research ecosystems across the state. CloudSEK's Series B1 was led by Commvault, with participation from MassMutual Ventures, Inflexor Ventures, Prana Ventures, and Tenacity Ventures. Early investors, including Meeran Family (Eastern Group), StartupXSeed, Neon Fund, and Exfinity Ventures continued to support the company.