Israeli cybersecurity firm Votiro raises $11.2 million to move its headquarters to Australia

Israeli cybersecurity firm Votiro has raised $11.2 million capital raise from the Australian investor Divergent Group. The company plans to use the new funding to expand globally, and to move its headquarters to Australia.

Israeli cybersecurity firm Votiro has raised $11.2 million from the Australian investor Divergent Group. The company plans to use the new funding to expand globally and to move its headquarters to Australia.

The company has designed a process it calls 'content disarm and reconstruction', in which it breaks down files, neutralises any malicious code, and reconstructs the file into a safe and fully functional file.

"With Votiro, we'd neutralise the attachment before it goes to the user. When the user opens the email, they'd either see a blank document as the attachment or the as it was without the malware," said CEO Itay Glick, as reported by the Australian Financial Review.

Read more: Australian Financial Review

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