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Cybersecurity startup Reach Security Inc. announced today that it has raised $20 million in new funding to develop more artificial intelligence security features.

The investment is led by Ballistic Ventures and sees contributions from Artisanal Ventures and notable industry figures such as Mark McLaughlin, former CEO and President of Palo Alto Networks, and Denise Persson, CMO of Snowflake.

Upgrading Microsoft enterprise licensing from E3 to E5 or P1 to P2? Whether your company is upgrading or considering the move, you may be facing questions about how to leverage this shift for your security team’s advantage.

Reach Security CEO & Co-Founder Garrett Hamilton sits down with Trinity Chavez of the NYSE to explore how Reach takes organizations from “architecture to action” with Zero Trust.

We're excited to announce the launch of Reach’s Licensing View, which was built to help customers better understand the value they are getting from the licensed features they are paying for in their security products.

One of the most exciting parts of joining an early-stage company is the opportunity to do things differently. Shortly after I joined Reach, I learned that customers were using Reach to help streamline authentication processes for low-risk users, particularly those who log in from the same locations and devices each day. Rather than constantly prompting for multi-factor authentication, Reach enables security teams to identify and control exposure in place for users in familiar scenarios, reducing the friction for users, while maintaining security.

With Cybersecurity Awareness Month in full swing and the 2024 Grace Hopper Celebration behind us, I had the opportunity to present a choose-your-own-adventure tabletop session on ransomware. After reflecting on my discussions with attendees at GHC, ransomware emerged as a challenge and top priority for many.

In today’s fast-evolving cybersecurity landscape, integration architecture is not just a necessary feature, but the backbone of how security systems communicate and protect organizations. Reach has approached integrations from a unique perspective, opting to take the hard road of building a system that is not tied solely to best practices, but fundamentally designed to adapt, learn, and integrate with purpose-built AI. It’s a decision that reflects our commitment to innovation, a deep understanding of the cybersecurity market alongside the products within a customer’s ecosystem, and a belief that the best path is rarely the easiest one.