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Upwind Security raises $400 million Series C at $3.8 billion valuation

Original title: Upwind Security Raises $400 Million at $3.8 Billion Valuation

SecurityWeekby Mike Lennon ()1 min read1
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The round comes nine months after a $250 million raise and follows disputed reports that Datadog offered nearly $4 billion to acquire the startup.

Upwind Security announced a $400 million Series C at a $3.8 billion valuation, bringing total funding above $800 million. The San Francisco firm, founded in 2022 by Amiram Shachar, sells a runtime-native cloud security platform used by customers including Siemens, Roku and Nubank. The round was led by Bessemer Venture Partners. The raise follows reports of acquisition interest from Datadog, which Israeli outlet CTech disputed.

Unconfirmed: The Information's report of a near-$4 billion Datadog acquisition offer was disputed by CTech; neither company is confirmed to have commented.

Key facts
  • Bessemer Venture Partners led the round; Canapi Ventures and TCV participated.
  • Upwind has now raised over $800 million in total.
  • The Information reported Datadog offered nearly $4 billion; CTech disputed the claim.
  • Founder Amiram Shachar previously sold Spot.io to NetApp for $450 million.
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