Cybersecurity vendor SentinelOne lands $267m Series F funding round
Cybersecurity vendor claims it has tripled its valuation to $3bn since its last funding round in February
Cybersecurity vendor SentinelOne claims it now has a market value of more than $3bn after landing $267m in new funding. The Israeli-US vendor yesterday announced it has raised $267m in Series F funding led by Tiger Global Management, and joined by Sequoia Capital and existing investors Insight Partners and Third Point Ventures. SentinelOne says the funding, which it claims was "significantly oversubscribed", will allow it to continue to deliver "hyper growth" in the cybersecurity market...
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