Digital identity management company Dashlane has raised $110m to expand. The series D funding was led by Sequoia Capital and backed by existing backers including Rho Ventures, FirstMark Capital and Bessemer Venture Partners. The firm has also named Joy Howard as its CMO. In a blog post, the startup said it had been working with “some of Silicon Valley’s most prominent venture capital firms” on an initial round of funding.
Digital identity management company Dashlane has raised $110m to expand. The series D funding was led by Sequoia Capital and backed by existing backers including Rho Ventures, FirstMark Capital and Bessemer Venture Partners. The firm has also named Joy Howard as its CMO. Sequoia partner Jim Goetz, who has joined Dashlane’s board as part of the new funding deal, said a whole economy was booming and developing on the back of the harvesting and weaponizing of stolen credentials.