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1stProtect Launches with M Funding for Security Innovation

1stProtect Launches with $20M Funding for Security Innovation

Posted on March 19, 2026 By CWS

San Francisco Startup Secures Major Funding

1stProtect, a San Francisco-based endpoint security startup, has officially launched with significant financial backing. The company announced today that it has secured $20 million in funding from Andra Capital and All Blue Capital, enabling it to further develop its innovative security solutions.

Innovative Security Platform

The newly unveiled platform by 1stProtect focuses on monitoring system behavior and user actions to thwart cyberattacks as they occur. Unlike traditional methods that depend on cloud infrastructures for decision-making, 1stProtect employs a proactive approach to implement security measures during runtime, intercepting harmful activities at the operating system level.

This solution is designed to function autonomously, assessing the nature and target of potential attacks. By acting as a self-defending mechanism, it remains effective even in environments with limited connectivity.

Comprehensive Protection Modules

1stProtect’s platform is equipped with nearly two dozen protection modules. These modules address a wide range of threats, including credential and session theft, ransomware, data exfiltration, and security for applications and browsers. Additionally, the system tackles runtime behavior anomalies and threats to identity and Active Directory systems.

The platform’s architecture provides organizations with the capability to oversee and enforce security policies across various access points, systems, and data transmissions.

Leadership and Vision

Under the leadership of CEO Kervin Pillay, formerly CTO of Automation at Cisco, and CTO Rafel Ivgi, who has held key roles at SentinelOne, CrowdStrike, Symantec, and Forcepoint, 1stProtect is poised to make a significant impact in the cybersecurity realm. Pillay emphasizes the company’s core philosophy: preventing data breaches by verifying critical data access in real-time rather than reacting to malware detection post-incident.

Pillay stated, “Our approach ensures that unauthorized activities are halted before any data breach can occur, addressing vulnerabilities proactively rather than reactively.”

As 1stProtect advances with its robust security architecture, the company is well-positioned to redefine endpoint security measures, offering organizations a powerful tool to secure their systems against evolving threats.

Security Week News Tags:1stProtect, AI security, Cybersecurity, data protection, endpoint security, Funding, real-time monitoring, San Francisco, Startup, Technology

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