HackerOne has raised $36.4m in series D funding to develop its ethical hacking platform. The San Francisco-based company, which mediates between hackers and organisations that want to test their online vulnerabilities, works with the likes of Google, Intel, Airbnb and Alibaba. In a blog post, co-founder Chris Evans said he was “excited about our new partnership” but declined to give further details on how it would work.
HackerOne has raised $36.4m in series D funding to develop its ethical hacking platform. The San Francisco-based company, which mediates between hackers and organisations that want to test their online vulnerabilities, works with the likes of Google, Intel, Airbnb and Alibaba. The latest investment was led by Valor Equity Partners, with support from existing investors including Benchmark, New Enterprise Associates and Dragoneer Investment Group.