New Enterprise Associates

New Enterprise Associates (NEA) is a prominent venture capital firm established in 1977, headquartered in Menlo Park, California, with additional offices in the U.S., India, and China. NEA specializes in investing in technology and healthcare sectors, with a focus on enterprise, consumer, fintech, life sciences, and digital health companies. The firm engages with entrepreneurs at various stages of business development, providing support from initial funding to public offerings. NEA invests globally, with a significant presence in Asia, including China and India, as well as the United States. The firm typically invests between $0.05 million and $20 million per deal.

Michael Albert

Associate

Kate Barrett

Partner, Communications

Ron Bernal

Venture Partner

Ann Bordetsky

Partner

Zak Burns

Associate

James Buxton MD

Principal

Carmen Chang

Partner and Head of Asia

Philip Chopin

Managing Director, NEA UK

Brandon Christie

VC Principal

Pamela Clark

General Partner

Vanessa Deng

Associate

Chris Doppman

Managing Director, LP Relations

Jonathan Golden

Partner

Scott Gottlieb MD

Partner

Jay Graf

Venture Partner

Aaron Jacobson

Partner

Arjun Jain

Senior Associate

James Kaplan

Associate

Nick Kline

Partner, LP Relations

Danielle Lay

Partner

Tiffany Le

Principal

Michael Li

Principal

Tiffany Luck

Partner

Ed Mathers

Partner and Board Member

Matthew McAviney

Partner

Michael O'Dell

Venture Partner

Kemi Odusan

Senior Associate

Jess Ou

Principal

Greg Papadopoulos

Venture Partner

Michele Park

Partner

Eileen Qian

Associate

Tim Schaller

CFO

Alex Sharata

Partner

George Stamas

Venture Partner

Brad Thawley

Partner, Limited Partner Relations

Blake Wu

Partner

Lulu Xu

Principal

Edison Zhang

Associate

J.C. Lopez

Principal on NEA's Healthcare Team

Arno Penzias Ph.D

Venture Partner

Past deals in Network Security

SafeBase

Series B in 2024
SafeBase, Inc. is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2020 that specializes in cloud-based security software aimed at helping organizations establish and enhance their security programs. The company’s offerings include a smart trust center platform that facilitates the sharing of security posture and automates access to sensitive documents. SafeBase provides solutions such as SafeBase Inspected, which features a website badge linking to a custom security status page, as well as custom security checklists and continuous monitoring of security systems. Additionally, the software assists organizations in configuring security policies, thereby enabling them to implement robust security practices effectively.

SafeBase

Series A in 2022
SafeBase, Inc. is a San Francisco-based company founded in 2020 that specializes in cloud-based security software aimed at helping organizations establish and enhance their security programs. The company’s offerings include a smart trust center platform that facilitates the sharing of security posture and automates access to sensitive documents. SafeBase provides solutions such as SafeBase Inspected, which features a website badge linking to a custom security status page, as well as custom security checklists and continuous monitoring of security systems. Additionally, the software assists organizations in configuring security policies, thereby enabling them to implement robust security practices effectively.

Expel

Series C in 2019
Expel, Inc. is a cybersecurity company that specializes in managed security software and services. Founded in 2016 and based in Herndon, Virginia, Expel offers a comprehensive security operations center (SOC)-as-a-service, which includes managed detection and response (MDR), threat hunting, remediation, and phishing support. The company’s platform, known as the Expel Workbench™, facilitates a collaborative experience, allowing customers to engage actively in their security operations. Users can monitor live investigations or receive detailed alerts throughout the investigative process. Expel’s approach emphasizes transparency and efficiency, enabling security teams to focus on strategic priorities while swiftly addressing threats such as ransomware, phishing, and supply chain attacks. With dedicated analysts available around the clock, Expel aims to enhance organizations' security posture by swiftly identifying and mitigating risks while reducing the noise of false positives.

Bitglass

Series D in 2019
Bitglass, Inc. is an information technology company that specializes in providing security solutions for sensitive data across cloud and mobile platforms while maintaining employee privacy. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Campbell, California, Bitglass offers a comprehensive cloud security platform that integrates a cloud access security broker, a secure web gateway, and zero-trust network access. This platform enables enterprises to move to SaaS-based and mobile environments securely, delivering real-time end-to-end data protection. Bitglass's solutions allow organizations to track confidential files, monitor for suspicious behavior, and receive alerts regarding policy violations and data leakage, ensuring robust security for all interactions across devices. The company also has regional offices in Toronto, Canada.

Tigera

Series B in 2018
Tigera Inc., established in 2016 with headquarters in San Francisco and an engineering office in Vancouver, specializes in providing open-source network security solutions for cloud-native applications. The company's flagship product is Calico, a unified platform that prevents, detects, and mitigates security breaches in Kubernetes clusters. Calico, powered by two seminal open-source projects, offers software-based networking solutions for enterprises embracing private, public, or hybrid cloud deployments. It is widely adopted, supporting over 100 million containers across millions of nodes globally, and used by prominent companies such as Discover, Chipotle, NBCUniversal, and Siemens Healthineers.

Expel

Series B in 2018
Expel, Inc. is a cybersecurity company that specializes in managed security software and services. Founded in 2016 and based in Herndon, Virginia, Expel offers a comprehensive security operations center (SOC)-as-a-service, which includes managed detection and response (MDR), threat hunting, remediation, and phishing support. The company’s platform, known as the Expel Workbench™, facilitates a collaborative experience, allowing customers to engage actively in their security operations. Users can monitor live investigations or receive detailed alerts throughout the investigative process. Expel’s approach emphasizes transparency and efficiency, enabling security teams to focus on strategic priorities while swiftly addressing threats such as ransomware, phishing, and supply chain attacks. With dedicated analysts available around the clock, Expel aims to enhance organizations' security posture by swiftly identifying and mitigating risks while reducing the noise of false positives.

Tigera

Series A in 2018
Tigera Inc., established in 2016 with headquarters in San Francisco and an engineering office in Vancouver, specializes in providing open-source network security solutions for cloud-native applications. The company's flagship product is Calico, a unified platform that prevents, detects, and mitigates security breaches in Kubernetes clusters. Calico, powered by two seminal open-source projects, offers software-based networking solutions for enterprises embracing private, public, or hybrid cloud deployments. It is widely adopted, supporting over 100 million containers across millions of nodes globally, and used by prominent companies such as Discover, Chipotle, NBCUniversal, and Siemens Healthineers.

Bitglass

Series C in 2017
Bitglass, Inc. is an information technology company that specializes in providing security solutions for sensitive data across cloud and mobile platforms while maintaining employee privacy. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Campbell, California, Bitglass offers a comprehensive cloud security platform that integrates a cloud access security broker, a secure web gateway, and zero-trust network access. This platform enables enterprises to move to SaaS-based and mobile environments securely, delivering real-time end-to-end data protection. Bitglass's solutions allow organizations to track confidential files, monitor for suspicious behavior, and receive alerts regarding policy violations and data leakage, ensuring robust security for all interactions across devices. The company also has regional offices in Toronto, Canada.

Expel

Series A in 2016
Expel, Inc. is a cybersecurity company that specializes in managed security software and services. Founded in 2016 and based in Herndon, Virginia, Expel offers a comprehensive security operations center (SOC)-as-a-service, which includes managed detection and response (MDR), threat hunting, remediation, and phishing support. The company’s platform, known as the Expel Workbench™, facilitates a collaborative experience, allowing customers to engage actively in their security operations. Users can monitor live investigations or receive detailed alerts throughout the investigative process. Expel’s approach emphasizes transparency and efficiency, enabling security teams to focus on strategic priorities while swiftly addressing threats such as ransomware, phishing, and supply chain attacks. With dedicated analysts available around the clock, Expel aims to enhance organizations' security posture by swiftly identifying and mitigating risks while reducing the noise of false positives.

Intrinsic

Seed Round in 2016
Intrinsic is a cybersecurity company that specializes in application runtime security technology for Node.js applications. Founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, California, Intrinsic was previously known as GitStar. The company focuses on securing web applications, providing solutions to protect against vulnerabilities and threats in real-time. As of August 2019, Intrinsic operates as a subsidiary of VMware, Inc.

Veriflow

Series A in 2016
Veriflow is a technology company that focuses on enhancing network security and reliability through formal verification of network infrastructure. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Veriflow employs continuous network verification technology to predict potential outages and vulnerabilities before they can impact business operations. This proactive approach allows IT teams to maintain secure and resilient networks by identifying and addressing issues quickly, often in just a few clicks. Supported by notable investors such as New Enterprise Associates, Menlo Ventures, the National Science Foundation, and the U.S. Department of Defense, Veriflow is dedicated to ensuring that enterprises can effectively manage their network performance and security.

Tigera

Series A in 2016
Tigera Inc., established in 2016 with headquarters in San Francisco and an engineering office in Vancouver, specializes in providing open-source network security solutions for cloud-native applications. The company's flagship product is Calico, a unified platform that prevents, detects, and mitigates security breaches in Kubernetes clusters. Calico, powered by two seminal open-source projects, offers software-based networking solutions for enterprises embracing private, public, or hybrid cloud deployments. It is widely adopted, supporting over 100 million containers across millions of nodes globally, and used by prominent companies such as Discover, Chipotle, NBCUniversal, and Siemens Healthineers.

Cloudflare

Series D in 2015
Cloudflare, Inc. is a San Francisco-based software company that specializes in web performance and security services for businesses globally. It operates a cloud platform that integrates various network services, including security solutions such as Cloud Firewall, Bot Management, and Distributed Denial of Service protection. The company enhances website performance through its Content Delivery Network (CDN) and intelligent routing, while also providing optimization tools for content and images. Furthermore, Cloudflare offers reliability solutions like Load Balancing and DNS services, alongside security features aimed at protecting internal resources through Zero Trust Security and Secure Web Gateway. Its consumer offerings include a DNS resolver and a virtual private network (VPN) designed to secure mobile traffic. Cloudflare serves diverse industries, including technology, healthcare, financial services, and government, and was founded in 2009.

Pluribus Networks

Series D in 2015
Pluribus Networks, Inc. is a company focused on network virtualization for both private and public cloud data centers. Established in 2010 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, Pluribus develops innovative networking solutions, including its Linux-based Netvisor OS and the Adaptive Cloud Fabric, which streamline networking operations and enhance efficiency through a software-defined architecture. The company's products encompass a variety of hardware and software offerings, such as the E28Q and F64 network computing appliances and supermicro microblade switches, catering to diverse applications like spine switching, virtualization, and network services. Pluribus aims to provide a highly automated and resilient network fabric that leverages open networking hardware, facilitating significant improvements in service velocity, performance, and reliability across modern data center environments. Additionally, Pluribus Networks plays a role in major Network Function Virtualization Infrastructure and distributed cloud implementations, contributing to the advancements in networking for leading 5G service providers.

Veriflow

Seed Round in 2014
Veriflow is a technology company that focuses on enhancing network security and reliability through formal verification of network infrastructure. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Veriflow employs continuous network verification technology to predict potential outages and vulnerabilities before they can impact business operations. This proactive approach allows IT teams to maintain secure and resilient networks by identifying and addressing issues quickly, often in just a few clicks. Supported by notable investors such as New Enterprise Associates, Menlo Ventures, the National Science Foundation, and the U.S. Department of Defense, Veriflow is dedicated to ensuring that enterprises can effectively manage their network performance and security.

Bitglass

Series B in 2014
Bitglass, Inc. is an information technology company that specializes in providing security solutions for sensitive data across cloud and mobile platforms while maintaining employee privacy. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Campbell, California, Bitglass offers a comprehensive cloud security platform that integrates a cloud access security broker, a secure web gateway, and zero-trust network access. This platform enables enterprises to move to SaaS-based and mobile environments securely, delivering real-time end-to-end data protection. Bitglass's solutions allow organizations to track confidential files, monitor for suspicious behavior, and receive alerts regarding policy violations and data leakage, ensuring robust security for all interactions across devices. The company also has regional offices in Toronto, Canada.

Embrane

Series C in 2014
Embrane is a software company based in Santa Clara, California, established in 2009. It specializes in designing and developing software solutions for the delivery and management of network services in data centers. Embrane's offerings focus on simplifying the adoption of virtualization and cloud computing for both service providers and enterprise customers. The company provides a range of application-centric virtual network services, including firewalls, VPNs, load balancers, and SSL offload engines, aimed at enhancing the efficiency and flexibility of network operations.

Cloudflare

Series C in 2013
Cloudflare, Inc. is a San Francisco-based software company that specializes in web performance and security services for businesses globally. It operates a cloud platform that integrates various network services, including security solutions such as Cloud Firewall, Bot Management, and Distributed Denial of Service protection. The company enhances website performance through its Content Delivery Network (CDN) and intelligent routing, while also providing optimization tools for content and images. Furthermore, Cloudflare offers reliability solutions like Load Balancing and DNS services, alongside security features aimed at protecting internal resources through Zero Trust Security and Secure Web Gateway. Its consumer offerings include a DNS resolver and a virtual private network (VPN) designed to secure mobile traffic. Cloudflare serves diverse industries, including technology, healthcare, financial services, and government, and was founded in 2009.

Bitglass

Series A in 2013
Bitglass, Inc. is an information technology company that specializes in providing security solutions for sensitive data across cloud and mobile platforms while maintaining employee privacy. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Campbell, California, Bitglass offers a comprehensive cloud security platform that integrates a cloud access security broker, a secure web gateway, and zero-trust network access. This platform enables enterprises to move to SaaS-based and mobile environments securely, delivering real-time end-to-end data protection. Bitglass's solutions allow organizations to track confidential files, monitor for suspicious behavior, and receive alerts regarding policy violations and data leakage, ensuring robust security for all interactions across devices. The company also has regional offices in Toronto, Canada.

Pluribus Networks

Series C in 2012
Pluribus Networks, Inc. is a company focused on network virtualization for both private and public cloud data centers. Established in 2010 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, Pluribus develops innovative networking solutions, including its Linux-based Netvisor OS and the Adaptive Cloud Fabric, which streamline networking operations and enhance efficiency through a software-defined architecture. The company's products encompass a variety of hardware and software offerings, such as the E28Q and F64 network computing appliances and supermicro microblade switches, catering to diverse applications like spine switching, virtualization, and network services. Pluribus aims to provide a highly automated and resilient network fabric that leverages open networking hardware, facilitating significant improvements in service velocity, performance, and reliability across modern data center environments. Additionally, Pluribus Networks plays a role in major Network Function Virtualization Infrastructure and distributed cloud implementations, contributing to the advancements in networking for leading 5G service providers.

Embrane

Series B in 2011
Embrane is a software company based in Santa Clara, California, established in 2009. It specializes in designing and developing software solutions for the delivery and management of network services in data centers. Embrane's offerings focus on simplifying the adoption of virtualization and cloud computing for both service providers and enterprise customers. The company provides a range of application-centric virtual network services, including firewalls, VPNs, load balancers, and SSL offload engines, aimed at enhancing the efficiency and flexibility of network operations.

Cloudflare

Series B in 2011
Cloudflare, Inc. is a San Francisco-based software company that specializes in web performance and security services for businesses globally. It operates a cloud platform that integrates various network services, including security solutions such as Cloud Firewall, Bot Management, and Distributed Denial of Service protection. The company enhances website performance through its Content Delivery Network (CDN) and intelligent routing, while also providing optimization tools for content and images. Furthermore, Cloudflare offers reliability solutions like Load Balancing and DNS services, alongside security features aimed at protecting internal resources through Zero Trust Security and Secure Web Gateway. Its consumer offerings include a DNS resolver and a virtual private network (VPN) designed to secure mobile traffic. Cloudflare serves diverse industries, including technology, healthcare, financial services, and government, and was founded in 2009.

Pluribus Networks

Series B in 2011
Pluribus Networks, Inc. is a company focused on network virtualization for both private and public cloud data centers. Established in 2010 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, Pluribus develops innovative networking solutions, including its Linux-based Netvisor OS and the Adaptive Cloud Fabric, which streamline networking operations and enhance efficiency through a software-defined architecture. The company's products encompass a variety of hardware and software offerings, such as the E28Q and F64 network computing appliances and supermicro microblade switches, catering to diverse applications like spine switching, virtualization, and network services. Pluribus aims to provide a highly automated and resilient network fabric that leverages open networking hardware, facilitating significant improvements in service velocity, performance, and reliability across modern data center environments. Additionally, Pluribus Networks plays a role in major Network Function Virtualization Infrastructure and distributed cloud implementations, contributing to the advancements in networking for leading 5G service providers.

Forcepoint

Post in 2006
Forcepoint LLC is a leading provider of cybersecurity solutions, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, with an additional center in Cork, Ireland. The company operates as a subsidiary of Raytheon Company. Forcepoint specializes in protecting users, data, and networks against both internal and external threats across various industries such as financial services, healthcare, government, and justice & public safety. Its comprehensive suite of solutions includes content security (TRITON APX Suite, TRITON AP-EMAIL, TRITON AP-WEB), insider threat protection (TRITON AP-DATA, TRITON AP-ENDPOINT), cloud security (TRITON AP-EMAIL Cloud, TRITON AP-WEB Cloud), Linux threat protection, advanced analytics (SureView Analytics), and network security solutions (Forcepoint Stonesoft NGFW). Additionally, Forcepoint offers services in data security consulting, cybersecurity intelligence, implementation packages, training, and certifications. The company aims to simplify security management by providing a unified, cloud-centric platform that enables organizations to safely embrace transformative technologies such as cloud, mobility, and the Internet of Things (IoT).

Sourcefire

Venture Round in 2006
Sourcefire, Inc. is a provider of enterprise threat management solutions focused on enhancing the cybersecurity of IT infrastructures across various sectors, including healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, energy, education, retail, telecommunications, and government organizations. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, the company develops both open source and commercial security products. Notably, its offerings include Snort, an open source intrusion prevention technology, and the Sourcefire 3D System, which integrates multiple security solutions such as intrusion prevention, network behavior analysis, and vulnerability assessment within a unified management framework. Additionally, Sourcefire provides ClamAV, an open source anti-virus and anti-malware solution. Alongside its products, the company offers technical support and professional services that encompass network security deployment, customer support, and certification training. Sourcefire markets its products through a direct sales force and through partnerships with resellers, distributors, and original equipment manufacturers.

Nevis Networks

Series B in 2005
Nevis Networks specializes in providing advanced security solutions for local area networks (LANs), focusing on data integrity, network availability, and regulatory compliance. The company offers a range of products, including LANenforcer, which integrates various LAN security functions to inspect every packet for data integrity and threat containment. Other offerings include the Personal DMZ, which establishes a protective perimeter for users, and the LANenforcer Secure Access Switch, designed to lock down LANs. The LANenforcer appliance aggregates traffic from multiple access switches, enabling individualized access control and rapid threat detection. Additionally, the LANsight Security Manager facilitates centralized security policy configuration, monitoring, and reporting. Nevis Networks also provides support, consulting, and training services tailored to the needs of clients across industries such as financial services, healthcare, and education. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, the company has research and development centers in Pune, India, and Beijing, China.

Teros

Series D in 2005
Teros, Inc. provides security solutions for companies, government agencies, and large Web site operators. It develops Secure Application Gateway, Teros's FireLine Solution, Web Services, and SAFE modules that protect Web and Web services applications. The Secure Application Gateway is a hardened security appliance, which is deployed directly in the data path of application traffic and blocks attacks that are not detected by network-based firewalls and intrusion detection systems. The Teros's FireLine Solution blocks damaging Web-based attacks and prevents the disclosure of sensitive corporate and customer information. The Web Services allow developers to link business-critical applications to groups of users and applications. The SAFE modules provide defined object protection and deliver the capability of protecting user-defined data objects. The company was formerly known as Stratum8 Networks, Inc. and changed its name to Teros, Inc. in February 2003. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Santa Clara, California. As of November 15, 2005, Teros Inc. operates as a subsidiary Citrix Systems, Inc.

ArcSight

Venture Round in 2005
ArcSight is a prominent provider of security and compliance management solutions tailored for enterprises, managed security service providers, and government agencies. The company specializes in identifying and mitigating business risks within complex and varied technology environments. Its flagship solution, ArcSight ESM, functions like a "mission control center" by intelligently aggregating and analyzing millions of events to highlight critical security threats and compliance issues. This vendor-neutral platform integrates numerous security and networking products, enabling organizations to detect risks that may otherwise remain hidden, thereby enhancing the overall value of their technology investments. In addition to its core offerings, ArcSight provides complementary solutions such as ArcSight Logger for high-performance log management, ArcSight NCM for network configuration management, and ArcSight TRM for threat response management. This comprehensive suite allows for a closed-loop process to effectively address both security and compliance needs across diverse infrastructures.

IronPort Systems

Series D in 2004
IronPort Systems, now part of Cisco, specializes in email and web security. It offers appliances that safeguard organizations from spam, viruses, malware, and other internet threats. These products combine robust performance with preventive and reactive security measures, designed for easy deployment and management. They are available through Cisco's local account teams and authorized resellers.

WholeSecurity

Series B in 2004
WholeSecurity was a software company specializing in behavior-based security and anti-phishing technology, founded in 2000 and headquartered in Austin, Texas. The company developed solutions to protect personal computers from various cyber threats, including crimeware, worms, Trojan horses, malicious spyware, and phishing attacks. WholeSecurity offered on-demand endpoint security for organizations, enabling protection for access through SSL VPNs, Citrix, and web mail technologies. Additionally, the company provided always-on endpoint security, ensuring threat protection across local area networks and IPSEC VPNs. Its focus was on preventing, mitigating, and detecting malicious threats, safeguarding against eavesdropping and electronic theft.

Sourcefire

Series C in 2004
Sourcefire, Inc. is a provider of enterprise threat management solutions focused on enhancing the cybersecurity of IT infrastructures across various sectors, including healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, energy, education, retail, telecommunications, and government organizations. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, the company develops both open source and commercial security products. Notably, its offerings include Snort, an open source intrusion prevention technology, and the Sourcefire 3D System, which integrates multiple security solutions such as intrusion prevention, network behavior analysis, and vulnerability assessment within a unified management framework. Additionally, Sourcefire provides ClamAV, an open source anti-virus and anti-malware solution. Alongside its products, the company offers technical support and professional services that encompass network security deployment, customer support, and certification training. Sourcefire markets its products through a direct sales force and through partnerships with resellers, distributors, and original equipment manufacturers.

Rainfinity

Series E in 2003
Rainfinity provides security administrators with a platform for firewalls, Internet connection, and gateway security applications. Its products include RainWall High Availability Platform, which enables security administrators to cluster firewalls, and content security servers, and to eliminate single points of failure and performance bottlenecks; RainConnect, a software traffic management solution for multi-homed networks; and RainStorage, which is a data movement solution that moves data between any Internet protocol-based storage device without any disruption to applications or end-users. The company sells its products directly, as well as through original equipment manufacturer partners. Rainfinity was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Pasadena, California.

Decru

Series B in 2002
Decru, Inc. specializes in providing storage security solutions tailored for enterprises and government organizations. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Redwood City, California, the company addresses critical business needs such as privacy, regulatory compliance, intellectual property protection, and internal controls. Its flagship product, the DataFort storage security appliance, enhances networked storage environments by safeguarding data against both internal and external threats. Decru's offerings also include a software recovery tool compatible with UNIX and Windows systems, facilitating various applications like storage consolidation, backup and disaster recovery, secure access controls, secure data hosting, secure email restores, and database security. The company serves a diverse clientele across multiple sectors, including financial services, healthcare, telecommunications, media, semiconductors, aerospace, manufacturing, and government. As of 2005, Decru operates as a subsidiary of NetApp, Inc.

Yipes

Series A in 2002
Yipes is a data communications services provider. It was acquired in 2007 by Indian telecommunications service provider Reliance Communications. Yipes delivers scalable business-to-business and business-to-Internet IP networking services. Their regional IP network Yipes MAN seamlessly extends your company's LAN to other business locations or to business partner locations. Their Yipes NET Internet service brings the Web to your LAN at breakaway speeds. Yipes NET customers can also take advantage of Yipes' industry-leading security offering Yipes WALL managed firewall service, to safeguard their private information from the dangers of the public Internet. Yipes NAN replaces private line and frame relay services with the simplicity of Ethernet. Yipes WEB offers a full portfolio of Internet management services. Yipes TOUGH enables customers to extend the redundancy on their customer premise to the Yipes Network.

Broadview Networks

Series F in 2002
Broadview Networks, founded in 1991, specializes in providing network-based business communications services and IT solutions to small and medium-sized businesses, as well as enterprises, primarily in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States. Its offerings include cloud-based unified communications, data backup and recovery, network security services, and a range of voice services such as local, long-distance, and VoIP. Additionally, Broadview provides professional IT services like network design, implementation, and managed services. The company operates as a subsidiary of Windstream Holdings, Inc.

NightFire Software

Series D in 2002
NightFire Software specializes in providing order management software designed to automate the telecommunications service supply chain. Their solutions streamline interactions between retailers and wholesalers of telecommunications services, enabling providers to deliver services efficiently and cost-effectively in a deregulated market. The company's flagship product, NetServ Express, automates the entire ordering process for competitive service providers, ensuring high-quality service at minimal cost while reducing management burdens on incumbent providers. Additionally, NightFire offers a range of support services including customer environment analysis, software installation, connectivity testing, and ongoing technical support to ensure seamless operations.

Teros

Series B in 2002
Teros, Inc. provides security solutions for companies, government agencies, and large Web site operators. It develops Secure Application Gateway, Teros's FireLine Solution, Web Services, and SAFE modules that protect Web and Web services applications. The Secure Application Gateway is a hardened security appliance, which is deployed directly in the data path of application traffic and blocks attacks that are not detected by network-based firewalls and intrusion detection systems. The Teros's FireLine Solution blocks damaging Web-based attacks and prevents the disclosure of sensitive corporate and customer information. The Web Services allow developers to link business-critical applications to groups of users and applications. The SAFE modules provide defined object protection and deliver the capability of protecting user-defined data objects. The company was formerly known as Stratum8 Networks, Inc. and changed its name to Teros, Inc. in February 2003. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Santa Clara, California. As of November 15, 2005, Teros Inc. operates as a subsidiary Citrix Systems, Inc.

Neoteris

Series B in 2002
As of November 14, 2003, Neoteris, Inc. was acquired by NetScreen Technologies, Inc. Neoteris, Inc. provides secure sockets layer virtual private networking solutions in the United States. These solutions allow an enterprise remote user, telecommuter, or extranet partner to securely access a company’s networked resources via a standard Web browser. The company was founded in May 2000 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California.

Coriolis Networks

Series C in 2001
Coriolis Networks, headquartered in Boxborough, Mass., began in mid 1999 with a mission to develop a comprehensive approach to the needs of carriers for reliable and scalable optical network solutions. From the beginning, Coriolis Networks realized that success in this market would be based on providing customers with a solution that was compatible with existing SONET network architectures but dramatically improved on the data service delivery capability with new lower price points. Coriolis' target market is the network service provider community on a global basis. Our target customers include competitive and incumbent local exchange carriers, Internet service providers, and wholesale carriers that are building out their fiber-optic facilities to meet their end-user demands for more high-speed data services as well as traditional metro services.

Guardent

Series C in 2001
Guardent is a provider of managed security services based in the United States, specializing in computer network security. The company combines its managed security offerings with independent consulting, enabling organizations to enhance their information security measures. By leveraging its expertise, Guardent aims to deliver effective security solutions at a lower operational cost compared to what organizations would incur by relying solely on their internal staff.

Cyveillance

Venture Round in 2001
Cyveillance, Inc. is a leading provider of online threat intelligence solutions, dedicated to safeguarding digital assets, networks, and individuals from various cyber threats. Established in 1997 and based in Reston, Virginia, the company offers a range of services including machine-readable threat intelligence data feeds, threat analysis, and cyber investigation solutions that encompass open-source intelligence research and risk assessments. Cyveillance specializes in addressing issues such as phishing attacks, identity theft, brand abuse, and rogue applications, while also providing anti-phishing solutions and brand protection services. The company serves a diverse clientele across sectors such as energy, finance, healthcare, and technology, with a focus on the Global 2000 and major regional institutions. Through partnerships with security and service providers, Cyveillance enhances its ability to protect customer reputation and trust on a global scale.

Coriolis Networks

Series B in 2000
Coriolis Networks, headquartered in Boxborough, Mass., began in mid 1999 with a mission to develop a comprehensive approach to the needs of carriers for reliable and scalable optical network solutions. From the beginning, Coriolis Networks realized that success in this market would be based on providing customers with a solution that was compatible with existing SONET network architectures but dramatically improved on the data service delivery capability with new lower price points. Coriolis' target market is the network service provider community on a global basis. Our target customers include competitive and incumbent local exchange carriers, Internet service providers, and wholesale carriers that are building out their fiber-optic facilities to meet their end-user demands for more high-speed data services as well as traditional metro services.

Broadview Networks

Series E in 2000
Broadview Networks, founded in 1991, specializes in providing network-based business communications services and IT solutions to small and medium-sized businesses, as well as enterprises, primarily in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States. Its offerings include cloud-based unified communications, data backup and recovery, network security services, and a range of voice services such as local, long-distance, and VoIP. Additionally, Broadview provides professional IT services like network design, implementation, and managed services. The company operates as a subsidiary of Windstream Holdings, Inc.

Troika Networks

Venture Round in 2000
Troika Networks, Inc. specializes in providing integrated solutions for storage network data protection and management. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Westlake Village, California, the company offers flexible SAN-based storage management solutions designed to enhance disaster recovery, backup, and volume management functionalities. Its offerings include application hosting platforms and embedded technologies that enable original equipment manufacturers and resellers to implement cost-effective data protection strategies worldwide. Utilizing its Accelera Network Storage Services Platforms and ReadyPath Technology, Troika Networks aims to significantly improve the data management capabilities of enterprise customers.

Cyveillance

Series C in 2000
Cyveillance, Inc. is a leading provider of online threat intelligence solutions, dedicated to safeguarding digital assets, networks, and individuals from various cyber threats. Established in 1997 and based in Reston, Virginia, the company offers a range of services including machine-readable threat intelligence data feeds, threat analysis, and cyber investigation solutions that encompass open-source intelligence research and risk assessments. Cyveillance specializes in addressing issues such as phishing attacks, identity theft, brand abuse, and rogue applications, while also providing anti-phishing solutions and brand protection services. The company serves a diverse clientele across sectors such as energy, finance, healthcare, and technology, with a focus on the Global 2000 and major regional institutions. Through partnerships with security and service providers, Cyveillance enhances its ability to protect customer reputation and trust on a global scale.

WebEx

Venture Round in 2000
Webex, a subsidiary of Cisco, specializes in on-demand applications for collaborative business activities. The company offers tools for online meetings, web conferencing, and videoconferencing, catering to teams of various sizes. Its services enhance business processes such as sales and training through effective remote interactions, supporting both internal and external collaboration. Webex applications are delivered over the Webex MediaTone Network, which ensures secure and reliable access. In addition to core conferencing solutions, Webex provides integrated audio and video services using standard devices, as well as additional management services that include asset management, software distribution, patch management, virus protection, and backup management.

Yipes

Series B in 2000
Yipes is a data communications services provider. It was acquired in 2007 by Indian telecommunications service provider Reliance Communications. Yipes delivers scalable business-to-business and business-to-Internet IP networking services. Their regional IP network Yipes MAN seamlessly extends your company's LAN to other business locations or to business partner locations. Their Yipes NET Internet service brings the Web to your LAN at breakaway speeds. Yipes NET customers can also take advantage of Yipes' industry-leading security offering Yipes WALL managed firewall service, to safeguard their private information from the dangers of the public Internet. Yipes NAN replaces private line and frame relay services with the simplicity of Ethernet. Yipes WEB offers a full portfolio of Internet management services. Yipes TOUGH enables customers to extend the redundancy on their customer premise to the Yipes Network.

Yipes

Series A in 2000
Yipes is a data communications services provider. It was acquired in 2007 by Indian telecommunications service provider Reliance Communications. Yipes delivers scalable business-to-business and business-to-Internet IP networking services. Their regional IP network Yipes MAN seamlessly extends your company's LAN to other business locations or to business partner locations. Their Yipes NET Internet service brings the Web to your LAN at breakaway speeds. Yipes NET customers can also take advantage of Yipes' industry-leading security offering Yipes WALL managed firewall service, to safeguard their private information from the dangers of the public Internet. Yipes NAN replaces private line and frame relay services with the simplicity of Ethernet. Yipes WEB offers a full portfolio of Internet management services. Yipes TOUGH enables customers to extend the redundancy on their customer premise to the Yipes Network.

NightFire Software

Series B in 2000
NightFire Software specializes in providing order management software designed to automate the telecommunications service supply chain. Their solutions streamline interactions between retailers and wholesalers of telecommunications services, enabling providers to deliver services efficiently and cost-effectively in a deregulated market. The company's flagship product, NetServ Express, automates the entire ordering process for competitive service providers, ensuring high-quality service at minimal cost while reducing management burdens on incumbent providers. Additionally, NightFire offers a range of support services including customer environment analysis, software installation, connectivity testing, and ongoing technical support to ensure seamless operations.

Broadview Networks

Series D in 2000
Broadview Networks, founded in 1991, specializes in providing network-based business communications services and IT solutions to small and medium-sized businesses, as well as enterprises, primarily in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States. Its offerings include cloud-based unified communications, data backup and recovery, network security services, and a range of voice services such as local, long-distance, and VoIP. Additionally, Broadview provides professional IT services like network design, implementation, and managed services. The company operates as a subsidiary of Windstream Holdings, Inc.

Rainfinity

Series B in 1999
Rainfinity provides security administrators with a platform for firewalls, Internet connection, and gateway security applications. Its products include RainWall High Availability Platform, which enables security administrators to cluster firewalls, and content security servers, and to eliminate single points of failure and performance bottlenecks; RainConnect, a software traffic management solution for multi-homed networks; and RainStorage, which is a data movement solution that moves data between any Internet protocol-based storage device without any disruption to applications or end-users. The company sells its products directly, as well as through original equipment manufacturer partners. Rainfinity was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Pasadena, California.

WebEx

Series C in 1999
Webex, a subsidiary of Cisco, specializes in on-demand applications for collaborative business activities. The company offers tools for online meetings, web conferencing, and videoconferencing, catering to teams of various sizes. Its services enhance business processes such as sales and training through effective remote interactions, supporting both internal and external collaboration. Webex applications are delivered over the Webex MediaTone Network, which ensures secure and reliable access. In addition to core conferencing solutions, Webex provides integrated audio and video services using standard devices, as well as additional management services that include asset management, software distribution, patch management, virus protection, and backup management.

Cyveillance

Series B in 1999
Cyveillance, Inc. is a leading provider of online threat intelligence solutions, dedicated to safeguarding digital assets, networks, and individuals from various cyber threats. Established in 1997 and based in Reston, Virginia, the company offers a range of services including machine-readable threat intelligence data feeds, threat analysis, and cyber investigation solutions that encompass open-source intelligence research and risk assessments. Cyveillance specializes in addressing issues such as phishing attacks, identity theft, brand abuse, and rogue applications, while also providing anti-phishing solutions and brand protection services. The company serves a diverse clientele across sectors such as energy, finance, healthcare, and technology, with a focus on the Global 2000 and major regional institutions. Through partnerships with security and service providers, Cyveillance enhances its ability to protect customer reputation and trust on a global scale.

Broadview Networks

Series C in 1999
Broadview Networks, founded in 1991, specializes in providing network-based business communications services and IT solutions to small and medium-sized businesses, as well as enterprises, primarily in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States. Its offerings include cloud-based unified communications, data backup and recovery, network security services, and a range of voice services such as local, long-distance, and VoIP. Additionally, Broadview provides professional IT services like network design, implementation, and managed services. The company operates as a subsidiary of Windstream Holdings, Inc.

Procket Networks

Venture Round in 1999
Procket Networks is an innovative company specializing in the design and development of Internet protocol networking solutions, including silicon and software systems. They have created Concurrent Services Routers that aim to transform the Internet into a more reliable, scalable, and profitable network. By addressing long-standing issues such as outdated software, unreliable routing hardware, and inadequate network management, Procket Networks enables its customers to focus on their core business activities rather than managing network complications. The company's team of experienced network and silicon architects has fundamentally reengineered network infrastructure with advanced software, high-availability routing systems, and intelligent service management innovations. This comprehensive approach ensures that their network solutions are always available, effortless, reliable, predictable, and cost-effective.

Broadview Networks

Series B in 1998
Broadview Networks, founded in 1991, specializes in providing network-based business communications services and IT solutions to small and medium-sized businesses, as well as enterprises, primarily in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States. Its offerings include cloud-based unified communications, data backup and recovery, network security services, and a range of voice services such as local, long-distance, and VoIP. Additionally, Broadview provides professional IT services like network design, implementation, and managed services. The company operates as a subsidiary of Windstream Holdings, Inc.

Broadview Networks

Series A in 1998
Broadview Networks, founded in 1991, specializes in providing network-based business communications services and IT solutions to small and medium-sized businesses, as well as enterprises, primarily in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions of the United States. Its offerings include cloud-based unified communications, data backup and recovery, network security services, and a range of voice services such as local, long-distance, and VoIP. Additionally, Broadview provides professional IT services like network design, implementation, and managed services. The company operates as a subsidiary of Windstream Holdings, Inc.

Juniper Networks

Seed Round in 1996
Juniper Networks specializes in designing, developing, and selling high-performance network infrastructure products and services. Its offerings include routing, switching, Wi-Fi, network security, AI-enabled enterprise networking operations, and software-defined networking technologies. The company aims to help businesses build scalable, reliable, and secure networks, while improving operational efficiency through automation. Juniper also provides maintenance and support services to its customers.

Horizon3.ai

Horizon3.ai is a cybersecurity company that specializes in developing NodeZero, an autonomous penetration testing solution aimed at helping organizations identify and remediate potential attack vectors. NodeZero provides continuous security posture assessments across various attack surfaces, including external, identity, on-premises, IoT, and cloud environments. By simulating advanced persistent threats and other malicious actors, the platform effectively discovers vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and risky defaults. Positioned as a self-service Software as a Service (SaaS) offering, NodeZero operates safely in production environments without the need for persistent or credentialed agents, allowing enterprises to gain an attacker's perspective on their security landscape. Additionally, Horizon3.ai integrates military cyber expertise with artificial intelligence to deliver automated red teaming services, enhancing organizations' ability to defend their data and manage vulnerabilities effectively.
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