Sqrrl is five years old and has raised about $26.5 million in venture funding. It develops big data analytics tools to help detect, investigate and visualize security threats within a network. Six former NSA employees founded the company.
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Amazon Web Services Inc. has been stepping up its security game. It announced the Macie security service in August, based on technology from startup Harvest.ai, which Amazon acquired.
The NSA open sourced database software called Accumulo in 2011, and a group from the core Accumulo team founded Sqrrl in 2012, based in Cambridge, Mass., with capital from Spring Lake Equity Partners, Matrix Partners, Rally Ventures and Accomplice.
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