February 2, 2016 | Israeli cyber security startup Kaymera has raised $10 million in a round led by a Hong Kong venture fund (reported to be the website-less Go Capital) with additional participation from Israeli angel investors Eddy Shalev and Yariv Gilat. Using the newly raised capital, the company is expected to hire 10 new employees at their office in Herzliya as well as opening offices abroad (location TBC). Founded in 2013 and led by Co-Founder and CEO Avi Rosen, Kaymera has developed a mobile cyber defense system to provide enterprises with a multi-stacked approach that includes hardware enforced endpoint protection, encrypted data and behaviour analytics to monitor and mitigate mobile threats.
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