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Former NBA Player Omri Casspi Invests in $1.2 Billion Cybersecurity Unicorn Startup
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
Omri Casspi's investment fund joined a $180 million funding round for cybersecurity startup Glow, which reached a $1.2 billion valuation. Glow's real-time AI-based security system prevents cyber threats before damage occurs, marking a significant innovation in the field.
- 01Omri Casspi's Swish Ventures invested in cybersecurity startup Glow's $180 million funding round.
- 02Glow reached a $1.2 billion valuation, becoming a unicorn at launch.
- 03Major tech funds Sequoia and Redpoint also participated in the investment.
- 04Glow's system proactively blocks dangerous AI software installations in real time.
- 05The startup addresses new security risks from widespread AI tool adoption in workplaces.
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