MedCrypt, a San Diego-based provider of cybersecurity solutions for medical devices, recently closed a $25 million Series B funding round. The startup sells its software to medical devices manufacturers so they can enhance the security of their products, which range from pacemakers to CT scanners.
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San Diego-based medical device startup MedCrypt struck a partnership with Blackberry QNX, an operating system developed by Blackberry for embedded systems.
With the funding, which came from Section 32, Eniac Ventures and Y Combinator, the company will advance its technology and add new employees to its sales and engineering teams.
Eniac Ventures led the seed round. Nex Cubed, Oronoco Investments, Sway Ventures and Friedman BioVentures also participated.
The cybersecurity startup identified about six basic security features that should be present on all devices, all of which MedCrypt plans to make available to companies through downloadable code.
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