Ransomware defense company Mimic emerges from stealth, announces $27M seed round from Ballistic, Menlo, Team8, Wing, and Shield

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PALO ALTO, Calif., May 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Mimic, the ransomware defense company, announced today that it has emerged from stealth and that it has secured a seed round of funding of $27 million led by Ballistic Ventures, with investment from Menlo Ventures, Team8, Wing Venture Capital and Shield Capital.
"Mimic's SaaS platform provides enterprises with detection, deflection, and rapid recovery from ransomware attacks," said Derek Smith, Mimic CEO. "Our technology detects ransomware much earlier and with greater accuracy than other defenses, allowing us time to deflect the attack before damage is done or data is stolen. Mimic is the last line of defense, working in concert with our customers' other controls. Our mission is to eradicate this pernicious form of cyber extortion, which impacts parts of our society that are least able to cope, such as hospitals and schools."
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"Mimic's SaaS platform provides enterprises with detection, deflection, and rapid recovery from ransomware attacks," said Derek Smith, Mimic CEO. "Our technology detects ransomware much earlier and with greater accuracy than other defenses, allowing us time to deflect the attack before damage is done or data is stolen. Mimic is the last line of defense, working in concert with our customers' other controls. Our mission is to eradicate this pernicious form of cyber extortion, which impacts parts of our society that are least able to cope, such as hospitals and schools
Our mission is to eradicate this pernicious form of cyber extortion, which impacts parts of our society that are least able to cope, such as hospitals and schools
Mimic, the ransomware defense company, announced today that it has emerged from stealth.
"Mimic's new capability to detect and deflect ransomware so much earlier than traditional defenses is a huge step forward," said Kevin Mandia, founder of Mandiant and Co-founder and Strategic Partner of Ballistic Ventures. "The Mimic technology will allow incident responders the time they need to cut off threat actor access, knowing that their client is protected."

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