Technopark Istanbul’s incubation center Cube Incubationworking on next-generation technologies in the field of malware analysis and development in malwation, 45 million TL angel investor with valuation Zaid Al-Aifari and Ali BeyatliSeed received a continuation investment from .
With a valuation of 7 million TL in February 2021 Sertac Ozinal and received seed investment from Alesta Yatırım malwationare the first investors in the process, which is described as a bridge tour. Sertac Ozinal and Alesta InvestmentThe firmness of the new seed continuation investment is angel investor with a valuation of 45 million TL in April 2022. Zaid Al-Aifari and Ali Beyatliwas made from.
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Malwation received investment with a valuation of 45 million TL
Technopark Istanbul Deputy General Manager Dr. Cem Duran: “Today, one of the best ways to get investment on the road to growth and success for startups is to be in incubation centers. malwationWe have been traveling together since the beginning of ‘s entrepreneurial adventure.
With this investment, Malwation will offer users SaaS versions of its products that can be used by individual and medium-sized companies. In order to multiply these adventures, we provide both acceleration and incubation services to our startups, making them better equipped for investors.” said.
Operating within the incubation center of Teknopark Istanbul, the company offers users an advanced malware sandbox environment and interactive analysis area under a single roof platform with Malwation AIMA. With this platform, users can perform behavioral analysis of suspicious files, classification and detailed reporting of malicious activities in a fully automated manner.
In addition, Malwation has technological partnerships with many global companies within this roof platform. In this way, companies’ cyber security teams can use AIMA (Automated / Interactive Malware Analysis) in an integrated manner with other cyber security products in their environment.
Apart from these automated processes, incident response teams are able to perform malware analysis and response processes much faster by using the AIMA platform interactively. The company’s other product, Malwation MSP (Malware Simulation Platform), offers a platform where organizations can dynamically generate malware simulations so that endpoint security products (Antivirus, EDR) in which they have invested heavily in cybersecurity architectures can be tested under the most stringent conditions.
In this way, it enables them to choose the right product and to be equipped against possible attack situations. Malwation continues its efforts to expand its products in markets with great potential, such as the EMEA region of Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and the United States.