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SimSpace’s Cybersecurity Game Plan: Conquering Digital Vulnerabilities and Scoring $45 Million!
With a cool $45 million boost, SimSpace is turning cybersecurity training into a game of Sims, creating digital replicas of tech stacks. Their innovative approach has lured the U.S. Cyber Command, FBI, and even top banks. Forget virtual reality, it’s SimSpace’s virtual vulnerability that’s banking…
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SimSpace, the startup that has turned cybersecurity training into a game of Sims, is laughing all the way to the bank with a cool $45 million in its pocket. These guys have been creating digital replicas of organizations' tech stacks to train cyber soldiers, even catching the eye of the U.S. Cyber Command and FBI. The bootstrapped company is now strutting with a total of $70 million raised and a goal to hit $50 million in annual recurring revenue by the end of 2023. Move over, virtual reality, it's time for virtual vulnerability!Already a member? Log in here