Lithuanian startup Cyber Upgrade has secured €650k in pre-seed funding to provide inclusive and accessible cybersecurity solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The funding will enable Cyber Upgrade to accelerate product development and enhance market visibility. The company’s platform incorporates an AI chatbot and gamified system to guide SMEs in implementing cybersecurity solutions, as well as an educational component to keep team members updated on best practices. In addition to serving SMEs, Cyber Upgrade also offers tools for established fintechs, allowing Chief Information Security Officers to monitor and manage cybersecurity processes and maintain regulatory compliance.
Lithuanian Startup Safeguards SMEs with €650k Pre-Seed Cyber Empowerment
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