Pieter Danhieux. Image: Supplied
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Coding security startup, Secure Code Warrior, has locked in $72.58 million (US$50 million) in Series C funding, led by Paladin Capital Group.
This follows its almost equally-massive $69.2 million Series B that was led by Goldman Sachs and also included ForgePoint Capital. Both investors returned for the Series C round.
The latest funding execution is the company’s highest to date, bringing its total funding to $145 million. It’s also one of the largest raises we’ve seen this year, with the first half of 2023 recording the lowest investment numbers for the period since 2019.
Secure Code Warrior was first launched in 2016 by Pieter Danhieux and Matias Madou, who both have cybersecurity backgrounds.
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