Semperis, a pioneer in identity-driven cyber resilience, announced it secured $125 Million in growth financing from J. P. Morgan and Hercules Capital. Following a $200 million Series C round in 2022 led by KKR, the new $125 million growth financing enables startup’s to further invest in product innovation and support a rapidly expanding global customer base.
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Recognized on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500 list for four consecutive years, Semperis is consistently outperforming its industry peers. With a focus on cyber resilience, it provides the industry’s most comprehensive identity system defense platform, trusted by the largest enterprises and government agencies in the world, to dramatically reduce the success rate of ransomware and other destructive attacks.
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“Semperis is a clear leader in the urgently needed area of identity system defense, with machine-learning-based attack prevention, detection, and response,” said Scott Bluestein, CEO and CIO at Hercules Capital. “Leading organizations around the world depend on Semperis to safeguard their hybrid Active Directory environment, which is foundational to the IT infrastructure and heavily targeted by attackers.”
In addition to the growth financing, company added three new executives to its C-suite, each with firsthand cybersecurity IPO and public company experience:Jeff Bray, Chief Financial Officer, Mike DeGaetano, Chief Revenue Officer, and Annabel Lewis, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary.
About Semperis
For security teams charged with defending hybrid and multi-cloud environments, Semperis ensures the integrity and availability of critical enterprise directory services at every step in the cyber kill chain and cuts recovery time by 90%. Purpose-built for securing hybrid identity environments—including Active Directory, Entra ID, and Okta—Semperis’ patented technology protects over 100 million identities from cyberattacks, data breaches, and operational errors.
