Via Science, Inc. has successfully secured $28 million in Series B funding, with Bosch Ventures leading the round. Other notable investors include BMW i Ventures and MassMutual Ventures.
This funding round emphasizes the growing importance of advanced data protection solutions and positions Via Science to expand its impact in both civilian and military sectors.
Via Science Gains $28M to Enhance Data Protection
Via Science, Inc. announced it had completed Series B financing amounting to $28 million. This round, led by Bosch Ventures, is set to enhance the firm’s platform for data and identity protection.
Investors in this round include BMW i Ventures and MassMutual Ventures. The focus is on expanding military-grade Web3 data protection particularly in demanding environments.
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Experts highlight that VIA’s funding could lead to significant advancements in secure data transfers. Industry analysts note that its quantum-resistant technologies meet the rising demands in the defense and enterprise sectors.
Funding to Catalyze Breakthroughs in Data Security
Historically, similar funding rounds have boosted capabilities in the Web3 technology space. Such financings often prelude breakthroughs in data transfer security, solidifying sector positions.
Expert opinions indicate that with data security advancements, VIA’s approach could influence broader market trends. Emphasizing historical trends, analysts predict increased adoption of decentralized, passwordless solutions.
Cyber experts at the U.S. Department of Defense and global enterprises have recognized that decentralized, passwordless, quantum-resistant solutions have become the only viable option to secure data transfers between systems of record, internal teams, external partners, IoT devices, and AI agents. This funding will accelerate adoption of the world’s first military-grade Web3 data protection platform by large enterprise customers. — Colin Gounden, Co-founder and CEO, VIA
