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Armed with a new $15 million funding round, Atlanta-based Apptega prepares for the future of cybersecurity compliance
Atlanta-based Apptega has been in growth mode recently.
The cybersecurity compliance team has made some high-profile leadership hires, including bringing on new CEO Dave Colesante late last year. It has also closed a new round of funding to help the team build and grow in the new era
Behind The Acquisition: Charlotte-based ThreatSwitch Sees Acquisition As Growth Opportunity
Charlotte-based ThreatSwitch is taking the acquisition route as it looks to grow its Charlotte-based team.
The security compliance startup announced this week it was acquired by Sign In Solutions, a visitor management and risk mitigation software. Sign In’s US headquarters is in St. Petersburg, and it is
Apptega Launches Cybersecurity-Specific Ecommerce Platform
Buying groceries, clothes — and well, just about every other item imaginable — online is the norm in 2020.
Now companies shopping for one of more than 5,000 cybersecurity and compliance products out on the market have their very own ecommerce platform.
Atlanta-based Apptega launched CyberXchange earlier this month. The
Nonprofit Formation Platform Resilia Raises $8 Million in Series A, Continuing Founder Sevetri Wilson's History-Making Winning Streak
Expect Sevetri Wilson to be in the news a lot more in the near future — the African-American entrepreneur’s nonprofit formation and compliance platform Resilia just announced a completed Series A funding round of $8 million, making it one of the biggest investment hauls from a woman of color
How SEO Helped PermitZone's New-to-Tech Founder Grow His Clientbase Organically
Navigating quickly-changing construction permit regulations and government agencies can quickly delay a real estate project and cost you thousands. You can pay a permit expediter, but that route will still put you out anywhere from $35 to $70 per hour. South Carolina-based PermitZone bridges the gap between municipalities