Unosecur's $5M Funding Aims to Unify Fragmented Identity Security
Unosecur is dedicated to securing human and non-human digital identities for modern enterprises - © Unosecur
The Berlin-based identity security company Unosecur has raised $5 million in seed funding to advance its platform that protects both human and non-human digital identities. According to the company's press release, the funding round was led by VentureFriends and DFF Ventures, with participation from Leo Capital, Heartfelt (APX), and several angel investors.
Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Berlin, Unosecur has developed what it calls a "Unified Identity Fabric" that integrates various identity security functions into one cohesive system. The platform is designed to address the growing complexity of identity management, where organizations typically use between 6 and 16 different tools operating in isolation.
"This funding milestone fuels our long and continuous process of tackling the ever-changing ways in which identities are misused in hybrid environments," said Santhosh Jayaprakash, CEO of Unosecur.
The investment comes at a critical time in identity security. As Gartner predicts, by 2025, 75% of all security failures will result from inadequate identity management. Unosecur's platform aims to solve this by unifying human, machine, and AI-based identities across environments into a single framework.
The company plans to use the new capital to advance R&D for real-time threat detection and AI-driven risk analysis, expand into North America and Europe, and grow its team for product development and customer success operations.
Fifteen organizations, including a Fortune 500 company, are already using Unosecur's solutions. Customer testimonials from the press release highlight the platform's effectiveness, with Vijay Muthu, CISO of Rakuten Symphony, noting that Unosecur has integrated "dynamic identity checks right into our daily workflows, giving us both agility and peace of mind."
