Votiro is coming off the back of a successful year with fresh capital and a new headquarters.
Votiro is a cybersecurity platform that screens various file types downloaded or sent via email for network security threats and can disarm the potentially dangerous files. According to the company, its platform does not corrupt files or strip away sensitive data from documents, which has made it popular among government organizations and other businesses.
The company raised $11.5 million in Series A funding on Thursday to continue growing.
“Votiro is headed into 2023 on the heels of a strong 2022. Over the past year, we’ve doubled sales in the United States, released new capabilities, expanded our leadership team and board and forged new integrations with leading technology partners,” Ravi Srinivasan, CEO of Votiro, said in a statement. “We have proven the customer value in expanding beyond disarming and [in] integrating solutions that deliver rich data security insights and analytics into the files and how they are used across the enterprise.”
With the funding, Votiro plans to accelerate its marketing and sales efforts in the U.S. and will also expand its data detection, disarm and analytics services.
The company recently relocated its headquartered from New York to Austin and kept its offices in Australia, Israel and Singapore. Votiro is also hiring tech talent, including engineers and a sales director.
Harvest Lane Asset Management, an investment firm based in Australia, led the Series A round.
