Cyber security startup Snyk raises US$300 million

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Company now valued at US$8.5 billion.

Cyber security startup Snyk raises US$300 million
Boston-based cyber security software startup Snyk said it raised US$300 million (A$408 million) in fresh funds and the company was now valued at $8.5 billion (A$11.5 billion). Synk's technology is used by developers to add security components to their new software products. Cyber security ...

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