Virgil Security, Inc.

Virgil Security, Inc. is a US-based startup founded in 2014, offering data and password security developer toolkits for HIPAA and GDPR compliance. The company's slogan, "Data and password security developer toolkits for HIPAA and GDPR compliance, liability transfer, and peace of mind," sums up their mission. Virgil Security provides password-free authentication, encryption, distributed immutable data storage via Blockchain, and verification of data, devices, and identities, which can be easily integrated into developer products. Their cloud-based service and open sourced libraries support a wide variety of modern programming languages, making it accessible for developers across different platforms. The company has gained notable recognition in the industry, being a finalist for Red Herring's Top 100 North America, recognized as one of the "region's hottest emerging companies" for Cooley LLP's Capital Call DC, and winning the TiE50 Top Start-up at TiEcon 2016. Virgil Security also received various acknowledgments from renowned entities such as Trending40.com, TechCrunch Disrupt, and Cybersecurity Ventures. Their accomplishments include being one of the Southeast’s thirty-six most innovative startups by 36|86’s Village 36 and one of the Top 10 area startups by 36|86’s Southern Series. In October 2016, Virgil Security secured a $4.00M Series A investment from a diverse group of investors including Bloomberg Beta, NextGen Venture Partners, Blu Venture Investors, Sparkland Capital, Charge VC, Working Lab Capital, Joshua Goldberg, Kathryn Stewart, RedSeal, HANGING ROCK HOLDINGS, LLC. These investments further bolster the company's position in the cybersecurity and developer tools industries. Virgil Security's dedication to revolutionizing data security and compliance aligns with the industry's growing demand for robust solutions, making it an intriguing prospect for venture capitalists aiming to invest in cutting-edge technologies. #SecureTheFuture #NoMorePasswords #EncryptEverything #SecuredByVirgil