ThreatFabric, an Amsterdam, Netherlands-based cybersecurity company specializing in tools and expertise to detect and prevent banking threats, has secured additional funding.
Investors
The investment came from Rabo Investments as part of an extension to its 2023 seed round. The amount remains undisclosed.
Rabobank is a global financial services provider operating on cooperative principles. It offers retail, wholesale, and private banking, as well as leasing and real estate services. Rabo Investments, the investment arm of Rabobank, supports its mission by fostering innovation through Rabo Investments Corporate Venturing (RICV). RICV invests in partnerships, emerging technologies, and new business models to strengthen and secure the financial ecosystem.
ThreatFabric Use of Funds
The funding will support ThreatFabric’s international expansion and efforts to enhance banking security.
About ThreatFabric
Founded in 2015 by Han Sahin and Yorick Koster, ThreatFabric provides software solutions to financial institutions, helping them secure their digital channels—both web and mobile—against online fraud and cyberattacks. Its SaaS solutions help banks combat online fraud using tools like on-device malware detection and behavioral analytics. ThreatFabric's products, including the Fraud Risk Suite, leverage advanced technologies to deliver comprehensive fraud protection.
Funding Details
Company: ThreatFabric
Raised: Undisclosed
Round: Seed Round (extension)
Funding Date: December 2024
Investor: Rabo Investments
Company Website: https://www.threatfabric.com/
Software Category: Cybersecurity
Source: https://siliconcanals.com/threatfabric-raises-funds-from-rabo-investments/