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Recruitment leads, ranked

Where the rounds come from

Funding announcements in the news and trade press, plus every SEC Form D filed by a young US company, the notice it files when it sells shares. Equity rounds only: debt, fund raises and running totals are left out. Every card links to its source.

The funding report

How this list is built

Sources. Funding announcements found in news and trade-press feeds every hour, plus every SEC Form D filed by a US company incorporated in the last seven years that sold $1M or more, read from the SEC's daily filing index. Every card links to where the round came from.
What counts. Equity rounds only. Debt, grants, revenue-based "growth capital", fund raises, crypto and betting are left out. A company appears once, by its latest round; a second report of the same round is merged into the first.
SEC filings. A Form D shows the amount sold so far and the people running the company, not the round name or the investors, so those cards say "SEC filing". When the round is announced later, the news version replaces it.
Open roles. We find each company's website and its public job board (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable and others) and count the open roles every day, so you can see the change since the raise. Where only a careers page exists, we link it and do not guess a number.
Recruiter fit (out of 100). Recency of the round up to 30 points, round size up to 20, open roles up to 20, hiring growth since the raise up to 15, plus 10 when they are hiring with no recruiter role open, 5 for a leadership hire and 8 when a job board is live with no roles yet. When we cannot count their roles, the score is capped at 40.
Industries and countries come from the headline first and the company's own website second. Investors come from the announcement. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we fix it.

Maintained by Ryan Bradshaw, a recruiter and the editor of Work Insiders. Tracking started August 17, 2026; older rounds from SEC filings are added in the background.

Common questions

How many cybersecurity startups raised funding recently?

32 cybersecurity startups announced a round or filed an SEC Form D in the 90 days to 12 Nov 2026, and 17 in the last 30 days. Each company counts once, by its latest round.

Which cybersecurity startups raised most recently?

The latest include WhiteMatter ($20M Series A), Daylight ($80M Series B), Finite State ($27M Series C), Crowd Threat (£1M Seed), Sentra ($150M Series C). The list on this page can be sorted by newest, round size, open roles or recruiter fit.

How much do cybersecurity startups raise?

The median round is about $13.5M across the 32 rounds with a disclosed amount. The most common size is $5–10M (7 rounds).

How many of these cybersecurity startups are hiring?

9 of them (28%) have open roles on a public job board right now, 75 roles in total. We count each company's own job board every day, so you can see who is hiring fastest since the raise.

How often is this list updated?

Every hour for news and SEC filings, and every day for open roles. Last refreshed 12 Nov 2026, 11:46 am ET.

Can I download the full list?

Yes, free. Use Download CSV above the list for the rounds that match your filters, or the CSV link at the top for every company on this page with investors, people, open roles and job titles. No sign-up needed.