MokN has raised Series A funding to expand its cybersecurity platform, helping organisations detect and recover compromised identities while strengthening its product offering and international presence.
MokN, a French cybersecurity company focused on protecting
organisations from credential theft and identity-based attacks, has raised $15
million in Series A funding. The round was led by GV, marking Google Ventures’
first investment in a French startup, and included participation from Datadog,
existing investors Moonfire and OVNI Capital, as well as angel investors.
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