Microsoft Ventures Partnered With Illusive Network For Deception Technology
Israel
based Illusive Network got investment from Microsoft Ventures to strengthen its
Deception technology
Israel:
Illusive
Networks, a cybersecurity firm headquartered in Tel Aviv, recently announced that
it has added Microsoft Ventures as its new strategic investor. The investment
will enable Israel based company to focus and expand its business portfolio
across the globe.
An amount of over USD30
Million will be invested by Microsoft Venture in Illusive Network which would
be utilized for the development of engineering and support team of the company’s
patent-pending deception technology and for expansion of its sales and
marketing business.
Illusive Network’s deception
technology is implemented in dozens of leading financial institutions,
retailers, law firms, healthcare providers and telecommunication companies to
protect enterprise against advanced cyber-attacks in United States, Europe
& Middle East Africa and Asia Pacific. Organization adopting cloud
technology are also facing new set of dynamic technology challenges that
require strengthening and improved data security through new deception
solutions.
TechSci Research depicts that
the investment by Microsoft Ventures will boost the deception technology business
of Illusive Networks. The deception technology plays a vital role in protecting
personal and corporate information from data thefts across various end users
such as BFSI, law firms, healthcare, etc. Hence, this move will help in
increasing the market of deception technology across the globe.
According to the recent report published
by TechSci Research, “Global
Deception Technology Market, By Deception
Stack, By End User, By Region, Competition Forecast and Opportunities,
2011-2021”, the global market for
deception technology is projected to grow at a CAGR of over 10% during
2016-2021, due to growing government concerns over IT security, increasing
IT security budgets of organization coupled with growing need for a secure
network and encrypted database by enterprises, globally. In 2015, North America
was the largest market for deception technology due to rising instances of
cyberattacks in the region. TrapX Security, LogRhythm and Rapid7 are few of the
leading players operating in the global deception technology market. BFSI, IT
& Telecom, Energy & Power, and Retail are the key end user segments,
where deployment of deception technology is anticipated to increase in the
coming years.