Every day, Global University Venturing rounds up the smaller investments from across the university innovation ecosystem in its deal net.
Kasada, an Australia-based cybersecurity technology developer backed by national research institute Csiro’s Main Sequence Ventures, yesterday closed a $7m series A round featuring In-Q-Tel, the strategic investment affiliate of the US intelligence community. Founded in 2015, Kasada develops cybersecurity software to protect online services from automated threats such as denial of service attacks, content scraping and attempts to hijack administrator privileges. Kasada previously closed a $4.6m round in May 2019 co-led by Main Sequence Ventures and Reinventure, a VC…
