Binalyze Secures $19 Million in Series A Funding

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Cybersecurity firm will use the investment to accelerate the growth and development of its category-defining Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) platform

[London – 12th Sept 2023] – Binalyze, a leading provider of cutting-edge Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) solutions, today announced it has raised a $19M Series A round of funding. This round was led by Molten Ventures with participation from existing investors, Earlybird Digital East and OpenOcean, and new strategic investors Cisco Investments, Citi Ventures, and Deutsche Bank Corporate Venture Capital.

With cyberattacks growing in sophistication and frequency, there is a critical need for efficient investigation solutions to reduce the average investigation time to just hours and put Security Operations Center (SOC) teams back on the offensive. IDC, State of DFIR Report states that current investigations average 26.1 days. Binalyze’s state-of-the-art AIR platform addresses this need, enabling enterprises and managed security services providers (MSSPs) to leverage speed, automation, collaboration, and unmatched forensic visibility.

Edel Coen, Principal, Molten Ventures said: “Investigation speed post-incident is crucial, but has been hampered by market fragmentation and complex IT systems. Binalyze flips this on its head, with rapid results via advanced automation and multi-platform support. This is a game-changer for SOCs after an attack, and we’re thrilled to back the team as they transform the DFIR market.”

This significant investment will enable Binalyze to advance its mission to deliver the most comprehensive, end-to-end DFIR investigation platform on the market for cloud and on-premise assets, leveraging:

  • Ligtning-fast speed,
  • Advanced automation and integration capabilities, and
  • Efficiency-driving collaboration features.

When combined, these capabilities dramatically shorten the time required to complete incident response investigations – making often resource-strapped SOC teams more efficient and productive. 

“We are thrilled to have secured this substantial investment from such prestigious partners; the participation of Cisco, with its portfolio of cybersecurity solutions, along with the venture arms of Citi and Deutsche Bank, two global banking heavyweights, further underscores the credibility of our technology and team,” said Emre Tinaztepe, Founder and CEO of Binalyze.

Tinaztepe continued, “We have a shared vision for managing cyberthreats, and this is reflected in the confidence our investors have placed in our ability to revolutionize the DFIR landscape. This investment will enable us to enhance our platform’s capabilities further and bring its benefits to even more organizations – ultimately helping them to protect their critical data and assets better.”

Binalyze plans to use this next phase of its growth to strengthen its market outreach team, further its R&D efforts by integrating Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) into incident response processes, and amplify its worldwide customer support.

The investment has already enabled the upcoming October launch of Binalyze AIR 4.0 and its brand new Investigation Hub. As the heart of Binalyze’s intuitive DFIR platform, the Investigation Hub will enable security analysts and incident responders to investigate across hundreds of devices from a single dashboard – increasing speed, visibility and efficiency. 

To learn more about the category-defining Binalyze platform, visit https://binalyze.com

About Binalyze

Binalyze AIR is the world’s fastest and most comprehensive DFIR solution. Our platform remotely, securely and automatically collects over 350 digital forensic artifacts in under 10 minutes.

With evidence collected, our Timeline, Triage, interACT and DRONE features help you analyze, investigate, collaborate and complete incident response investigations quickly to dramatically reduce dwell time.

Binalyze saves you time reduces cyber security operational costs in your SOC and helps you prevent financial and reputational losses associated with cyber attacks.

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