Brava raises $15 million to develop a model for testing cyber defenses
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The cybersecurity company Brava announced that it has raised $15 million. The funds will help the company continue developing its technology, which is aimed at organizations that want to test their defense systems.
The company's model simulates the traces that a cyberattack leaves in an organization's systems. The model does not carry out a real attack, but rather shows what such an attack would look like. This way, the organization can see, without risk, which threats its defense systems might miss.
Such testing is important because cyberattacks are constantly changing. Many organizations invest in security tools, but do not always know whether those tools work as they should. A model that simulates attacks can help them find weaknesses before a real attacker exploits them.
The announcement does not specify when the company will launch the model on the market or which customers are already using it. In the meantime, this fundraising shows that there is interest in the field of cyber defense, and that companies are willing to invest in solutions that help organizations prepare for threats.
Sources: Israel Defense
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