Cloud security firm Tatum Security said it raised Series A bridge funding from Samsung Venture Investment and SJ Partners in late December. It did not disclose the amount.
Tatum Security has provided solutions that can respond to various security factors arising in cloud environments.
Based on this investment, it plans to accelerate its growth strategy in the following order: product upgrades, hiring and overseas expansion.
Yang Hyuk-jae (양혁재), CEO of Tatum Security, said the Series A bridge round was an achievement that showed recognition of the company’s cloud security capabilities. He said the investment would provide momentum to pursue AI for Security and Security for AI beyond the cloud. Yang said the underlying infrastructure that runs AI is a cloud environment, making it closely related to AI. He said the company would expand functions to protect AI itself and would upgrade its products internally by using agentic AI to reduce repetitive practical work for security managers.
Tatum Security plans to strengthen its go-to-market efforts in the enterprise and public-sector markets in addition to finance, its main customer group. The company also set out a plan to achieve unicorn-level growth and to triple annual revenue.
Chi-gyu Hwang
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