Chainguard, a Kirkland, Wash.- based network safety startup, brought $61 million up in a Series B round.
The 2-year-old startup plans to assist clients with getting their “software supply chain,” a term used to portray an organization’s product creation line.
Chainguard, which centers around open source programming, says its yearly repeating income has significantly increased in the beyond a half year. Clients incorporate Hewlett Packard Endeavor and Snowflake.
The organization is driven by President Dan Lorenc, a previous Microsoft and Google engineer who is situated in Rhode Island. He began Chainguard with Ville Aikas, Matt Moore, and Scott Nichols, previous specialists at Google and VMWare who are undeniably situated in the Seattle locale, notwithstanding Kim Lewandowski, a previous Google item director situated in the Sound Region. Nichols left last year and is currently at LinkedIn.
Financial backers incorporate Flash Capital (which drove the round), Sequoia Capital, Intensify Accomplices, the Chainsmokers’ Mantis VC, LiveOak Adventure Accomplices, Banana Capital, K5/JPMC, and others. Complete financing is $116 million.
Here’s About Chainguard
Chainguard was established by the business’ driving specialists on open source programming, store network security and cloud local turn of events and is supported by Sequoia, Flash Capital, Enhance Accomplices, the Chainsmokers and that’s just the beginning. The group has cooperated to fabricate and convey enormous scope programming items and undertaking administrations in high-development conditions like Google, Microsoft and VMWare. Center to the Chainguard offering is Chainguard Pictures, an extensive assortment of insignificant holder pictures which have 97.6% less weaknesses than industry choices. Chainguard is trusted by Fortune 500 organizations in the monetary administrations and innovation areas to state of the art new companies and SBMs. Its clients incorporate the Division of Country Security, GitGuardian, Hewlett Packard Venture, Snowflake, Sourcegraph, Recreated and that’s only the tip of the iceberg.