Cybersecurity startup Red Access today announced raising $17 million in a Series A funding round that brings the total raised by the company to $23 million.
The new investment round was led by Norwest Venture Partners, with additional support from Elron Ventures, SentinelOne’s S Ventures, Singtel Innov8 Ventures, and Ten Eleven Ventures.
Founded in 2021, Tel Aviv, Israel-based Red Access has built an agentless unified security platform designed to protect from cyber threats across browsers, applications, and other enterprise assets.
Its session-based architecture integrates with existing environments, such as firewalls, extending core security service edge (SSE) capabilities beyond the perimeter.
The Red Access platform also provides data loss prevention, secure access to corporate assets, and protection for remote workers on untrusted networks and unmanaged devices, or when interacting with gen-AI tools.
According to Red Access, its solution offers one-click deployment, easy management, full visibility, and total control, all with zero overhead and lower expenses.
The fresh investment will be directed toward the company’s expansion in the US, research and development, and new hires across engineering, marketing, product, and sales teams.
“The future of SSE is evolving, but for many organizations, the priority is finding a clear and immediate path to stronger, simpler security that requires minimal architectural changes,” Red Access co-founder and CEO Dor Zvi said.
“We built Red Access to cut through the noise with fast deployment, seamless integration and uncompromising security that aligns with the way people work today,” Zvi added.
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