San Francisco-based Corelight gets USD $75M

Business : San Francisco-based Corelight, a provider of network traffic analysis tools for Cybersecurity, reportedly raised $75 million in a Series D round led by Energy Impact Partners.

San Francisco-based Corelight gets USD $75M

About Corelight :

Corelight is a high-growth cybersecurity startup based in San Francisco. They provide real-time data that organizations use to understand, detect, and prevent cyber attacks

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