Empirical Security raises $25M to tailor exploit predictions to each customer

Brightmind led the Series A for the Chicago team behind Kenna Security and EPSS, taking disclosed funding to $37 million.

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Empirical Security is trying to become the prioritization layer above security scanners, using each customer's infrastructure and telemetry to decide which vulnerabilities require immediate work.

Empirical Security raises $25M to tailor exploit predictions to each customer — Brightmind led the Series A for the Chicago team behind Kenna Security and EPSS, taking disclosed funding to $37 million.

Ed Bellis, Michael Roytman and Jay Jacobs have raised a $25 million Series A for Empirical Security, their Chicago-based attempt to predict which software vulnerabilities attackers will exploit inside each customer's environment. Brightmind Partners led the round, according to an announcement published July 20th.…

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