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Here at SmartCompany, we’ve spent most of this week unpacking the federal budget, so this startup funding round comes a little later than usual. But that doesn’t mean we haven’t been keeping an eye on Aussie startup funding news. And Treasurer Josh Frydenberg wasn’t the only one throwing millions of dollars around this week. Here are some of the stories you might have missed. Athena Alternative lending fintech and disruptor of traditional finance institutions Athena has raised a massive $90 million in Series D funding. Led by SquarePeg, the raise also included contributions from a sw...

Blossom Capital leads Series A investment round; Cado Security platform enables security teams to effectively investigate and respond to cyber ...

(0) Blossom Capital Leads Series A Investment Round; Cado Security Platform Enables Security Teams to Effectively Investigate and Respond to Cyber Incidents at Cloud Speed Cado Security, provider of the first and only cloud-native digital forensics platform, today announced that it closed $10 million in Series A funding, bringing the company's total capital raised to $11.5 million. Led by Blossom Capital with participation from existing investors including Ten Eleven Ventures, the new funding comes only six months after the company closed its seed round, due to the significant demand for ...

Cado Security, a London, UK-based provider of a cloud-native digital forensics platform, closed a $10m Series A funding. The round, which brought the total capital raised to $11.5m, was led by Blossom Capital with participation from existing investors including Ten Eleven Ventures. The company intends to use funds to accelerate growth through the expansion of key functions including engineering, customer support and go-to-market operations. Led by James Campbell, CEO and co-founder, Cado Security provides a cloud-native digital forensics platform for enterprises. By automating data capture a...

Voice-Changing Software Found on APT Attackers' Server Security researchers believe the presence of Morph Vox Pro could indicate APT-C-23 has new plans for their phishing campaigns. The discovery of voice-changing software on the server of APT-C-23 could have implications for the group's future phishing attacks, Cado Security researchers report. APT-C-23, a group connected to attacks in the Middle East, is known as part of a larger group called "Molerats" that is mostly located in Palestine, the report states. Molerats usually target political parties in Palestine and the Israeli government, ...