Cybersecurity startup Right-Hand raises US$1m in seed funding round
CYBERSECURITY startup Right-Hand has raised US$1 million in a seed funding round led by Singapore-based early-stage venture capital fund Atlas Ventures, it said on Thursday.
Other investors include Singapore government-owned deeptech investor SGInnovate, and tech company builder Entrepreneur First.
The funds will be used to accelerate Right-Hand's product roadmap development, the Singapore-based startup said.
It offers a software-as-a-service platform which analyses employee behaviour in real-time, produces user-behaviour analytics and delivers micro-learning training modules to educate employees on their risky behaviours.
Right-Hand is currently working with government and financial customers in Singapore, South-east Asia and Australia.
"Organisations are introducing new technologies, communication channels and remote-work flexibility into their business, and therefore, are also introducing new opportunities for cyber criminals to exploit," said Theo Nasser, chief executive officer of Right-Hand. The startup aims to help companies mitigate these risks associated with employee online behaviour.
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