Dymium, a California startup developing technologies to help corporations protect access to sensitive data, has raised USD 7 million in early stage funding headed by Mike Goguen’s Two Bear Capital.
The business, which emerged from stealth this week with two enterprise-facing data protection products, said Two Bear Capital contributed USD 5 million to its seed-stage funding, with an additional USD 2 million coming from angel investors. Dymium, headquartered in Los Gatos, claims its main product offers real-time, transparent data governance beyond traditional access controls.
It connects with existing IAM infrastructure and may be used to protect PII and enforce data redaction policies.
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