Sublime Security, a Washington, DC-based provider of an AI-powered, programmable email security platform, raised $20M in Series A funding.
The round was led by Index Ventures with participation from previous investors Decibel Partners and Slow Ventures. Dmitri Alperovitch joined the investment round and Board of Directors.
The company intends to use the funds to further invest in the platform and improve the customer experience.
Led by Josh Kamdjou, Founder and CEO, and Ian Thiel, COO, Sublime Security provides an AI-powered, programmable cloud email security platform that detects and blocks attacks like business email compromise (BEC), malware/ransomware, credential phishing, and more. The open platform enables security teams to have visibility and control over their email environment, customize and use the platform to suit their needs, and collaborate with their peers against novel attacks to reduce risk and prevent email-borne incidents.
In addition to the funding, Sublime is also announcing the launch of Attack Score, its latest feature that uses transparent, explainable machine learning to prioritize email threats. Attack Score aids security analysts in quickly understanding and prioritizing detected threats based on the detailed context of observed attack indicators. Security teams have full control over Sublime’s Attack Score output, enabling them to combine it with other logic using detection-as-code.
Commenting on the news, Josh Kamdjou said: “The Sublime Platform is a modern take on email security that delivers immediate out-of-the-box protection, with the added ability for teams to tailor email security controls to fit organizational needs and benefit from community-driven protections as the threat landscape evolves.”
FinSMEs
24/04/2024