Cisco Investments and Splunk Ventures, New Strategic Investors

Erkang Zheng
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Jul 27th, 2021

Today, we are proud to announce two additional strategic investors, Cisco Investments and Splunk Ventures, to the JupiterOne journey. This announcement reflects our commitment to working with the most innovative and forward-thinking investors and innovators in the industry.

In the past ten months, JupiterOne has raised more than $49 million and added the support of many industry leading investors and customers. With our $30M Series B funding round in May 2021 (led by Sapphire Ventures) and our $19 million in Series A funding announced in September 2020, we have been able to grow JupiterOne by over 4x.

As we've continued to grow and continuously add new partners, customers, and advocates, one thing has become clear to me: Cyber asset context is foundational to every security strategy and program.

Our shared vision with investors, partners, advocates, and community is to create a more interconnected enterprise security model that is context driven, graph-based and people-centric. JupiterOne is fundamentally helping every security team tackle a difficult problem head-on by bringing visibility, context, and automated analysis across their cyber assets. 

JupiterOne's joint effort with our new strategic investors will better serve customer needs by offering a broader and more connected cyber security platform, ultimately helping companies and teams to continue to grow securely at scale.

We look forward to sharing more updates as we continue to move onward and upward. We're grateful to have continued support and a shared vision to help our customers reduce complexity, to know more, fear less.

Read the full press release here.

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