Eyris, a digital infrastructure platform designed to offer cybersecurity, secure communications, and data protection Secures $3Million in pre seed round funding.
The investment was made by Red Cell Partners, an incubator that creates quickly scalable, technologically advanced businesses that are revolutionizing the national security and cyberspace industries.
With this money, it can begin a pilot program with the Department of Defense and will soon be able to offer its services to other government agencies.
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Co-founded by Red Cell’s founder, chairman, and CEO Grant Verstandig and veteran of the U.S. Army Kevin Keaton, a former Chief of Innovation at the National Security Agency (NSA).
It is a blockchain technology provider that offers the Department of Defense (DoD), Intelligence Community, and commercial sector a portfolio of advanced security solutions and ransomware prevention. Being cloud- and encryption-agnostic, Eyris can integrate with different cloud service providers and encryption techniques to customize its offerings to meet the demands of individual clients.
By integrating with popular programs like Outlook and Slack, Eyris’ technology strengthens and secures communication.
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The first business to go public under Red Cell’s recently created Cyber Practice, which was created to foster innovation and bolster cybersecurity and resilience for both government and commercial clients, is Eyris, which came out of stealth in 2023. George Barnes, a former NSA deputy director and Keaton’s colleague, is in charge of the practice.
About Eyris
Eyris is a Red Cell Partners startup whose goal is to revolutionize data protection and cybersecurity. Fundamental data and communication security is provided by Eyris. Ther solution is readily and effectively linked with current systems, and it can be customized to meet the demands of each and every customer.
