CryptoNumerics raises $3.4 mln in 11.2 Capital-led seed round
Toronto-based enterprise software company CryptoNumerics has raised about $3.4 million (US$2.5 million) in a seed-stage financing. The round was led by 11.2 Capital, a U.S. venture capital firm. It was joined by fellow U.S. investors Lux Capital and Silicon Valley Data Capital. Shelley Zhuang, an 11.2 Capital managing partner, will join the board. Founded last year and led by CEO Monica Holboke, CryptoNumerics helps organizations to use data to gain insights while overcoming privacy and data residency issues. Along with the round, CryptoNumerics announced the launch of its CN-Protect software, which uses artificial intelligence to create privacy-protected data sets.
13 March 2019•3 mins read
