Vienna-based cybersecurity startup SignPath, which secures software supply chains with automated code signing, has raised €5 million in a Series A funding round to expand its platform and accelerate its go-to-market efforts across Europe, as Vestbee was told.
- Founded in 2017 under Rubicon IT and operating independently since 2023, SignPath develops automated code signing and integrity solutions to secure software supply chains.
- The platform integrates into CI/CD pipelines to ensure the software is tamper-proof, authenticated, and compliant with industry standards.
- The company operates in Europe and the US, providing solutions used by organizations such as Hitachi Energy, Airbus, and SolarWinds to protect against tampering and malicious backdoors.
Details of the deal
- TIIN Capital, an Amsterdam-based venture capital firm, led the funding round. It invests in startups and scale-ups in cybersecurity, IoT security, privacy-enhancing technologies, and national security tech.
“We are strong believers in the necessity of robust cybersecurity solutions and the value of European pioneers like SignPath," Partner at TIN Capital, Reinout vander Meûlen, commented in a press release.
- The startup plans to use the fresh capital to expand its platform, grow its workforce, accelerate European growth, and increase its customer base in the US.
"We are excited to work with the team at TIN Capital. Leveraging TIN Capital’s expertise and connections across the European cybersecurity ecosystem, on top of our existing network of customers, and strategic partners will open many doors to attract top talent and deliver on the envisaged growth over the coming two years," claims Stephan Brack, CSO of SignPath.
