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Inky Technology

www.inky.com

 
INKY is the behavioral email security platform that blocks threats, prevents data leaks, and coaches users to make smart decisions. Like a security coach, it signals suspicious behaviors with interactive banners that guide users to take safe action on any device or email client. IT teams don`t face the burden of filtering every email themselves or maintaining multiple systems. Through powerful technology and intuitive user engagement, INKY keeps bad actors out for good.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.inky.com
  • 5825 University Research Court Suite 2000
    College Park, MD USA 20740
  • Phone: 240.297.0122

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Funding

Inky Technology raised $20M on 06/04/2020

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