Cybrary, a company that sells access to a platform focused on cybersecurity workforce education and training, has raised $25m from a Series B round.
The round was led by its current investors BuildGroup and Gula Tech Adventures. Following this round, the company has raised a total of $48m since inception.
Cybrary claims it has 2.5 million registered users globally and over 1,000 expert contributors on a subscription platform that helps businesses diagnose cybersecurity skill gaps and pinpoint the kinds of classes needed for employees.
The company’s platform also includes tools for hands-on virtual labs, curated training plans that align with industry standards, integrations with corporate learning management systems and customised visibility into a team’s strengths and weaknesses.
According to Cybrary, the new funding will be used on research and development efforts across its engineering, product and marketing teams. It will also help provide a longer runway for the firm in a highly competitive market for online training and workforce education products.
The firm also revealed that Mandiant chief executive Kevin Mandia will join its board of directors.
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