Eclypsium, a cybersecurity firm specialising in hardware and AI infrastructure protection, has secured $25m in strategic financing.
The round was led by PEAK6 Strategic Capital, with participation from an undisclosed top-three US bank. Previous backers include Ten Eleven Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, Pavilion Capital (Seviora Group), Qualcomm Ventures, and Madrona Ventures.
The company focuses on protecting organisations against sophisticated threat actors — including nation-states — by securing the hardware supply chain underpinning critical IT infrastructure. Its platform covers a broad range of enterprise hardware, from GPU-based servers in AI data centres to network edge appliances and intelligent edge devices.
Eclypsium intends to use the new capital to expand its platform to address the growing array of hardware and devices deployed by enterprises and government agencies. This includes continued development around NVIDIA-based GPU servers in AI data centres, as well as network and intelligent edge devices, as demand for secure AI infrastructure accelerates.
The investment builds on the company’s established presence in financial services and other critical infrastructure sectors, with its customer base also spanning insurance, government, energy, and public safety.
PEAK6 co-founder Jenny Just said, “Eclypsium is a trusted leader in safeguarding both public and private critical infrastructure against the world’s most sophisticated threat actors, including nation-states. With its proven technology and deep expertise in supply chain security for IT infrastructure, we believe the company is exceptionally well positioned to help organizations strengthen cyber resilience in the enterprise. We’re proud to partner with Eclypsium to accelerate its growth in financial services, AI infrastructure and beyond.”
Eclypsium CEO and co-founder Yuriy Bulygin said, “Eclypsium has achieved tremendous success since its Series C funding – advancing our platform to enterprise-wide hardware infrastructure coverage, significantly expanding our customer base in financial services, insurance, government, AI datacenters, energy and public safety sectors. As securing the hardware supply chain becomes a top global imperative for enterprises and government agencies, this strategic investment accelerates our mission to deliver the industry’s most comprehensive protection across every enterprise device.”
The latest round comes after the company previously raised a Series C, though the specific amount was not disclosed in the announcement.
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