Identity and risk management startup 360 Privacy this week announced raising $36 million in equity investment from FTV Capital.
Founded in 2019, 360 Privacy has built a digital executive protection platform that scrapes the surface, deep, and dark web in real-time to identify leaked personally identifiable information (PII) and remove it.
The company focuses on protecting enterprises, their executives, and high net worth individuals from threats across the internet, by removing their personal information from broker sites and continuously scanning the web to mitigate risks.
According to 360 Privacy, its platform can reduce the overall attack surface, helps mitigate and address vulnerabilities, and prevents doxing and other targeted attacks.
The platform, the company says, combines proprietary technology with real human intelligence to provide guidance to protect individuals and their identities and assets, acting before issues escalate.
360 Privacy’s solution has been adopted by both B2B and B2C customers, and the company serves Fortune 500 enterprises and one-third of Fortune 100 companies.
The company will use the new funding to expand engineering and revenue teams, and invest in product innovation and customer service.
“Digital breadcrumbs can be easily traced using basic internet and dark web monitoring tools, so real-time discovery, containment and damage prevention are the only effective solutions to protect against identity theft, reputation damage and physical safety risks,” 360 Privacy founder and CEO Adam Jackson said.
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