Bastille raises $9M in Series A

What does Bastille do?

Bastille, is a cyber security company which is pioneering Internet of Things security with next generation security sensors and airborne emission detection, helping corporations in accurately quantifying risk and mitigating 21^st century airborne threats. It detects and mitigates threats from the Internet of Things. Through its proprietary technology, the cyber security company helps enterprise organizations protect cyber and human assets while providing unparalleled visibility of IoT devices which could pose a threat to network infrastructure. The company is currently in pilot testing, it expects general availability in 2015.

How much Bastille was funded?

Bastille raised $9M in Series A funding on August 5, 2015 from Bessemer Venture Partners and Tom Noonan

Previous funding

$1.5M in Angel round on September 10, 2014 from  the investors Christopher J. Rouland, Tom Noonan and John J. Huntz.

$1M in Angel round on January 21, 2015 from David Cowan

What is next for Bastille?

Bastille will use the funding to help bring the product to market for enterprise scale deployments. With this company, enterprise security teams can achieve greater situational awareness and more correctly quantify risk with comprehensive analytics of device emissions. The company operates in pilots with some of the world’s largest financial institutions and other verticals. The company is expecting its general availability of the product in early 2015.

More about Bastille

Bastille was founded on March 20, 2014 by Chris Rouland and Christopher J. Rouland. It has its headquarters in Atlanta, GA.

The company is pioneering Internet of Things security with next gen security sensors and airborne emission detection, enabling corporations in accurately quantifying risk and mitigating 21^st century airborne threats. With the helps of its proprietary technology, the company is helping organizations in protecting cyber and human assets while providing unprecedented IoT devices visibility which can pose a threat to network infrastructure.