Data protection and privacy company Titaniam has secured $6m from a seed funding round led by Refinery Ventures.
The round also saw participation from Fusion Fund, Shasta Ventures and a range of unnamed individual investors.
Founded in 2019, California-based Titaniam claims it seeks to square the circle between data protection and data usability.
The company provides high-performance encryption-in-use solutions that keep valuable data secure even if the enterprise is breached and its data stolen. It also provides post-attack visibility into any data that was observed, accessed or exfiltrated.
According to Security Week, with Titaniam in use, even a privileged intruder will only see encrypted data.
The new funding will be used to support an aggressive sales expansion as well as further product innovations.
