Vancouver cybersecurity startup lands $15 million in funding

A Vancouver-based cybersecurity startup has received $15 million in investment funding, according to reports this week.

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Cmd was founded in 2016 by former Hootsuite senior security engineer Jake King and Expa partner Milun Tesovic.

It was born out of another creation by Uber and StumbleUpon co-founder Garrett Camp, known as Expa.

According to a report, “Expa launched its own startup accelerator  a few years back with $100 million in outside funding, and it’s in this environment that Cmd was born.”

Tesovic tweeted the news this week.

Excited to finally announce and bring out of stealth what @JakeKing and I have been working on the past few years! @cmd_security w/ $21.6M USD total funding to date https://t.co/oc1akgGDVg

— Milun Tesovic (@miluntesovic) February 26, 2019